Israeli Forces Demolish Martyrs' Memorials in Nablus, Impose Curfew
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israeli forces arrested several Palestinians and demolished memorials for martyrs in Nablus on Wednesday after imposing a curfew. The troops raided homes and caused destruction in various neighborhoods. Several schools suspended classes due to the security situation. The arrested individuals included journalist عمير استيتية and several other residents.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Israeli forces arrested Palestinians and demolished martyrs' memorials in Nablus on Wednesday.
- A curfew was imposed on the city before the Israeli forces entered from multiple directions.
- Soldiers searched homes, causing destruction, and arrested numerous residents.
- Journalist عمير استيتية was among those detained by the Israeli forces.
- Memorials were destroyed in the Al-Dawwar and Ras Al-Ain areas by a bulldozer.
- Local schools suspended classes for the day due to the security situation.
Israeli forces arrested several Palestinians and demolished memorials for martyrs in the West Bank city of Nablus on Wednesday. The operation began at dawn with forces entering the city from multiple axes, accompanied by military vehicles and bulldozers, after declaring a curfew.
During the raid, Israeli soldiers searched numerous homes in various neighborhoods, including Al-Dawwar, Jabal Al-Shamali, Rafidia, Khallat Al-Amoud, Ras Al-Ain, Al-Ta'awon, and Kashika streets. The soldiers reportedly caused destruction within the homes.
Among those arrested were journalist عمير استيتية, brothers حمزة الكخن and عمر الكخن, brothers أسامة سلامة and إسلام سلامة, وجدي عكوب, حامد العامودي, مهند عبد الله, and جهاد أبو زنط. A bulldozer was used to demolish the martyrs' memorials in the Al-Dawwar and Ras Al-Ain areas.
In response to the events, several private schools and kindergartens in Nablus announced the suspension of classes for the day to ensure the safety of students.
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