Occupation forces arrest 6 citizens in the West Bank

Israeli occupation forces arrested six citizens at dawn and early Tuesday morning during a campaign of raids in the West Bank.

In Bethlehem, Laith Muhammad Subaih (18 years old) and Moataz Ismail Salah (16 years old) were arrested after raiding their homes and thoroughly searching them in the town of Al-Khader.

Meanwhile, occupation forces distributed warning leaflets to residents and used loudspeakers to threaten to "disrupt their daily lives" if what they called the stone-throwing at settler vehicles continued.

In Ramallah, occupation forces arrested Omar Khaled Abu Attia after raiding his home in the Amari camp, south of Ramallah.

In the same context, occupation forces stormed the towns of Silwad, east of Ramallah, and Budrus and Kharbatha Bani Harith, west of the city, and began searching a number of citizens' homes, including the home of freed prisoner Baha' Awad in Budrus, where he was severely beaten. He has been arrested several times since the beginning of the war of extermination.

In Hebron, occupation forces stormed the city and arrested freed prisoner Mahmoud Salhab after raiding and searching his home.

In the town of Dura, south of Hebron, occupation forces raided the al-Namous area and arrested the two brothers, Faisal and Fadi Jihad al-Sabbar, after storming their homes and ransacking their contents.

In the same context, the occupation forces served a summons to freed prisoner Salim Rajoub to meet with their intelligence services after raiding his home in the Krisa area of Dura. Rajoub suffers from critical health conditions and requires ongoing medical care.