Wide Raids and Arrests in the West Bank

SadaNews - Israeli occupation forces launched a series of incursions in several cities and towns in the West Bank early this Monday morning, accompanied by arrests and house raids, as well as field interrogations with dozens of Palestinians.

Some areas in the West Bank witnessed demolitions of homes and facilities and military procedures accompanied by the detention of residents, searches inside homes, and tampering with their contents, subjecting their occupants to field interrogations.

In Nablus Governorate, the occupation forces invaded the town of Beita south of the city accompanied by military bulldozers, forcing shop owners in the market area to evacuate before implementing demolitions that affected several of them, resulting in extensive damage in the area.

Additionally, the occupation forces carried out incursions in the city of Tubas and the towns of Yamoun and Zababdeh in Jenin Governorate, raiding homes during their operations.

In Hebron Governorate, the occupation forces imposed a curfew in the town of Beit Ummar and forced shop owners to close their shops, while also invading the Al-Aroub camp and arresting 15-year-old Mohammad Harbi Al-Kidanawi.

The town of Beit Awwa witnessed gunfire and the use of tear gas during its invasion, while forces raided the home of the martyr Amjad Jawad Al-Natsheh in Hebron city.

In occupied Jerusalem, the occupation forces invaded the towns of Al-Jib and Beit Anan northwest of the city, and arrested four young men at the Al-Zaeem military checkpoint east of Jerusalem after stopping and checking their identities.

In Ramallah Governorate, the occupation forces invaded the Al-Am'ari camp and the Um al-Sharayet neighborhood, and fired illumination grenades during the incursion of the village of Abwein northwest of the city.

Simultaneously, settlers carried out provocative tours in the Abu Fazza area near the town of Al-Tayba east of Ramallah, amidst ongoing tension in various areas of the West Bank.