West Bank, MINA – The Israeli occupation forces launched a campaign of raids and arrests at dawn and on Sunday morning in different areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem, targeting a number of Palestinians, including a woman.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society said the Israeli occupation forces campaign involved breaking into and ransacking homes, brutalizing residents, and detaining and interrogating many others for hours.
Since the early hours of dawn, several West Bank governorates have seen heavy military deployments, amid clashes between Palestinian youths and Israeli forces in some areas.
In Jerusalem, police forces carried out raids in different neighborhoods, deployed armored vehicles on streets, and set up checkpoints to search citizens and obstruct their movement.
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In Nablus, the Israeli forces kidnapped a woman, her son, and another young citizen after raiding their homes in the village of Talluza.
Israeli forces also stormed the village of Beit Imrin, northwest of Nablus, where they ransacked homes and interrogated residents.
In Jericho, the Israeli forces kidnapped three citizens from their homes in Aqabat Jabr refugee camp.
Three other citizens were taken prisoner following Israeli forces raids in the town of Jayyus near Qalqilya City, the village of Abu Falah in Ramallah, and the town of az-Zawiya in Salfit.
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The Israeli forces stormed the town of Ein Misbah in al-Bireh and kidnapped a young man after raiding his home.
In Tulkarem, Israeli forces raided several homes, and kidnapped one citizen and a number of Gazan workmen following a raid near the Martyr Thabet Thabet rotary and the Ottoman Saraya building.
The Israeli forces also stormed other areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem, with no reported arrests.[]
Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)
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