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Israeli occupation forces launched a wide-scale raid and incursion campaign in West Bank cities on Tuesday, during which dozens of Palestinians, including released prisoners and women, were arrested.
The Palestinian Prisoners' Club said in a statement that Israeli occupation forces, amid heavy gunfire, raided various areas in West Bank cities, detaining 28 Palestinians on the pretext that they were wanted.
Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces demolished two houses in Beit Hanina, north of occupied Jerusalem.
The Popular Committee for Resistance Against the Wall and Settlements in Beit Hanina reported that an Israeli army force, reinforced with bulldozers and heavy machinery, raided the "Ashqariya" neighborhood in the town and began demolishing two houses belonging to the Abu Mayala and Alaqam families on the pretext of not being licensed by the occupation municipality.
On another note, Jewish settlers stole about 300 sheep and a horse today as they infiltrated Deir Dubwan, east of Ramallah in the central West Bank.
The Deir Dubwan Municipal Council stated in a statement that armed settlers stole about 300 sheep and a purebred Arab horse from the farm of citizen Youssef Fawaz Awaida, in the Hayyan area of Deir Dubwan.
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