Injury of Palestinians and Arrest of 3 Others in the West Bank

On Saturday, the Israeli army injured two Palestinians with gunfire and beatings, and arrested 3 others, in a campaign of raids that covered various areas of the occupied West Bank.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society stated in a statement that its crews "dealt with a serious injury to a young man shot in the head, in the town of Qarawa Bani Zeid northwest of Ramallah in the center of the West Bank, and he was transferred to the hospital".

In the town of Al-Zawiya west of Salfit (north), Israeli forces conducted house raids, accompanied by operations to smash their contents, and arrested one of the young men and assaulted another with beatings.

Local sources indicated that those forces "assaulted the citizen Iyad Abdul Halim with beatings, and he was subsequently transferred to the Al-Zawiya Specialized Center for treatment".

The Israeli army also arrested the young man Muhammad Shaqir, son of the mayor of Al-Zawiya, after raiding his family's home, according to the same sources.

In the south of the West Bank, the Israeli army raided the town of Al-Karmel south of Hebron, and arrested the released prisoner Montaser Abu Aram, after raiding and searching his home, according to local sources.

The army also raided the town of Dura southwest of Hebron, and arrested the young man Muadh Ibrahim Nassar, after raiding and searching his home and tampering with its contents, according to eyewitnesses.

Israeli forces usually raid cities and towns in the West Bank, and arrest citizens on the pretext that they are wanted for security reasons.

Since the start of the genocide war on the Gaza Strip that lasted two years, the Israeli army and settlers in the West Bank have killed more than 1100 Palestinians, injured about 11,000, in addition to arresting more than 21,000.

Meanwhile, the Israeli genocide war in Gaza has left more than 70,000 Palestinian dead and 171,000 injured, mostly children and women, along with massive destruction with a reconstruction cost estimated by the United Nations at about 70 billion dollars.