Israeli Occupation Forces Raid Towns and Camps in the West Bank and Arrest Palestinians

In northwest occupied Jerusalem, the occupation forces raided Beit Duqqu village with about 10 military vehicles, spread out in its neighborhoods, raided several homes, and launched an arrest campaign, before withdrawing from the village, without the number of detainees being clear.

In Al-Nabi Salih village, northwest of Ramallah, the forces raided a house, searched it, arrested a young man, and took him to an unknown location, according to local sources. The sources added that the forces seized a sum of money from his house.

Raids in Tubas and Jericho

The occupation forces raided Tubas city and 'Aqaba north of it, raided several Palestinian homes, in conjunction with the deployment of infantry forces in several neighborhoods.

In Jericho, the occupation forces raided the city from its eastern entrance and patrolled its streets, as well as raided Aqabat Jaber camp south of the city, and stationed between Abu Zahir and Abu Jenadeh streets, without reporting any arrests.

Raids in Bethlehem

In Bethlehem Governorate, the occupation forces raided Jannata and Aida camps, and raided several homes in Jannata.

Arrest of a young man in Deir al-Ghasoun

In northern Tulkarm, the occupation forces raided the towns of 'Attil and Deir al-Ghasoun with several military vehicles, supported by infantry forces, patrolled the neighborhoods of the two towns, raided and searched several homes, and tampered with their contents.

Local sources reported that the occupation soldiers subjected the residents of several homes to interrogation and field investigation, amid a military presence in the area.