Occupation forces launch widespread raids and arrests in West Bank cities

Since the early hours of Saturday morning, Israeli occupation forces have continued a series of incursions and raids in various areas of the West Bank, including arrests of citizens, abuse of residents, and house searches.

The occupation operations were distributed across several governorates, and their outcome, according to field monitoring, was as follows:

Qalqilya: An Israeli occupation army force arrested the young man Moaz Nawfal after storming the Al-Naqqar neighborhood, and also confiscated his private vehicle.

Jenin: The incursions affected the towns of Maythalun and Deir Abu Da'if east of the city, where citizens' homes were raided and a young man was arrested.

Pursuits in Jenin: The Beit Qad project was subjected to an incursion that included searching the homes of relatives of the wanted Faraj Al-Sanouri.

Hebron: The governorate witnessed the establishment of a military checkpoint in front of the central livestock market in Dhahiriya and vehicle inspections, in addition to raiding homes in the Al-Adisa area in the town of Sa'ir.

Hebron detainees: The occupation arrested the young man Ezz Nasser Asafra from Beit Kahil, and the released prisoner Mujahid Muhammad Mutlaq Abu Jheisha from the town of Idhna, noting that only one week had passed since his release from occupation prisons.

Bethlehem: The village of Abu Njeim, the Solomon's Pools area, and the village of Al-Khader were subjected to intensive incursions, during which the forces concentrated in the "Abu Sarra" and "Al-Saifi" neighborhoods.

This campaign comes in the context of the continuous escalation adopted by the occupation forces, which includes direct acts of abuse against Palestinian citizens during night and morning raids, increasing the state of tension throughout the West Bank.