Occupation forces launch arrest campaign in the West Bank and Jerusalem

Israeli occupation forces launched an arrest campaign in various areas of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem at dawn on Monday morning.

In Bethlehem, an occupation army force stormed the village of Al-Walaja and arrested Muhammad Baha Al-Daraas (17 years old) and Muhammad Shadi Hadna (17 years old) after raiding their families’ homes.

In Nablus, the Nablus Red Crescent Society reported that its crews treated two people injured by severe beatings by Israeli occupation forces. They were then transferred to the hospital for treatment.

Local sources reported that occupation forces stormed the Askar al-Jadeed camp, deployed snipers on the rooftops of several homes, and raided citizens' homes, searching them and ransacking their contents.

She added that the occupation forces stormed the northern mountain area of the city and arrested the two brothers, Ragheb and Rami Al-Badawi, after raiding and searching their home.

In occupied Jerusalem, occupation soldiers detained the young men for more than an hour before serving four of them summonses for investigation.

In the same context, occupation forces stormed the town of Anata, northeast of Jerusalem, and raided several homes, while another force stormed the town of Abu Dis to the east, without any arrests being reported.

In Qalqilya, large forces of the occupation army stormed the town of Azzun from its main northern entrance, raiding several neighborhoods, including the Al-Safa and Al-Muntar neighborhoods. They arrested two young men, Hussam Majd and Nidal Hussein, after searching their homes.

They also raided several other homes, vandalized their contents, and caused extensive damage, including the homes of Ibrahim Dahbour, Khaled Omar, and Nihad Salama.

In Ramallah, occupation forces arrested Birzeit University student Asid Bayatneh after raiding his home in the village of Abu Qash, searching it, and ransacking its contents.