This morning, Thursday, the Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.
In occupied Jerusalem, occupation forces arrested more than 20 young men from Qalandia camp.
Local sources reported that an Israeli army force raided the camp, raiding a large number of homes and firing live ammunition, sound bombs, and tear gas.
The sources indicated that the occupation forces destroyed the contents of many of the homes they raided, and that occupation soldiers climbed onto the roofs of several residential buildings.
In Qalqilya, occupation forces arrested Abdullah Daoud, Wahib Maskawi, Ayser Shraim, Ayham Qudaih, and Khalil Maraba'a after raiding and searching their homes.
In Nablus, occupation jeeps stormed the villages of Burqa, Duma, and Asira al-Qibliya in the south, raided a number of homes, searched them, and ransacked their contents. Four citizens were arrested, including the brothers Dajana and Rayan Amjad Dawabsheh, and Rayeq Ramez Rayeq Dawabsheh, from Duma, and Muhammad Awayes Daghlas from Burqa.
In the same context, the occupation forces stormed the eastern part of the city, raided the Khallet al-Amoud cemetery, and searched it.
In Bethlehem, the occupation forces stormed the Handaza area east of Bethlehem and arrested Tariq Musa Hussein Abayat (39 years old) and Shadi Jamal Musa Abayat (31 years old).
The occupation forces also stormed the Beit Falouh area to the east and raided the homes of Khalil Hussein Nabhan and Tariq Musa Abu Freiha, without any arrests being reported.
In Tubas, Kamal Bani Odeh, director of the Prisoners Club in Tubas, reported that the occupation forces arrested the freed prisoner Yahya Shuraida, the freed prisoner Bakr Azem Daraghmeh, and the freed prisoner Saja Imad Daraghmeh, after raiding their homes in the city.
In Ramallah, the occupation forces arrested the young man, Ayham Muhammad Suleiman Rayyan (20 years old), after raiding his family's home and ransacking its contents in the village of Beit Lilo.





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A large-scale arrest campaign in the West Bank and Jerusalem