The occupation forces arrested a young man and two girls during a raid on exchange shops in Tulkarm.

Israeli occupation forces arrested a young man and two girls this Tuesday afternoon during raids on money exchange shops in the city of Tulkarm.

Local sources reported that occupation forces arrested two women, Zahwa Haloub and Sarah Al-Hamshari, who work at the Gulf Exchange Company, after raiding and searching it, vandalizing its contents, and subjecting its employees to interrogation.

She added that the occupation forces arrested the young man, Ammar al-Jiyusi, while he was in his shop next to the "Gulf" company on the old garage complex street in the center of Tulkarm, after vandalizing and smashing its contents, and seizing part of it.

The occupation forces launched a raid campaign this morning on three exchange shops belonging to "Al-Khaleej" and "Fakhr al-Din", in the areas of Nablus Street (Banks District Street), the vicinity of Martyr Thabet Thabet Square, and the old garages street in central Tulkarm.

During these raids, occupation forces closed the main streets and side entrances where the shops were located, preventing the movement of vehicles and civilians at gunpoint. They also seized the keys to several vehicles and placed them as roadblocks on Nablus Road after detaining their drivers, bringing traffic and commercial activity in the area to a complete standstill.

Occupation forces were also deployed on Church Street and around Gamal Abdel Nasser Square in the city center, amid a state of alert in the area, with citizens and vehicles prevented from passing at gunpoint. They raided the Fatah regional office in the city center, breaking down its doors, destroying some of its contents, and tampering with papers and files.

This comes as the Israeli aggression on the city of Tulkarm and its camp continues for the 121st consecutive day, and on the Nour Shams camp for the 108th day, amidst ongoing escalation on the ground and provocations against civilians.