Israeli Forces Conduct Widespread Raids and Arrests Across West Bank and Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Israeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Monday, detaining numerous Palestinians, including released prisoners. The operations involved house searches, field interrogations, and the use of tear gas, resulting in injuries. Specific arrests were reported in Nablus, Jenin, Qalqilya, Jerusalem, Hebron, Tubas, and Tulkarm. These raids are part of ongoing campaigns, with over 19,300 Palestinians arrested from the West Bank since the war on Gaza began.
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- Israeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Monday.
- Numerous Palestinians, including released prisoners, were detained during the extensive operations.
- The raids involved house searches, field interrogations, and the deployment of tear gas, causing injuries.
- Arrests were reported in multiple cities and towns including Nablus, Jenin, Qalqilya, Hebron, and Jerusalem.
- These actions are part of ongoing arrest campaigns, with thousands detained since the Gaza war began.
Israeli forces launched extensive raids and incursions across the West Bank and East Jerusalem early Monday, arresting a number of Palestinians, including released prisoners. The operations involved breaking into dozens of homes, searching their contents, and subjecting residents to field interrogations, with some detainees held for hours before being transferred for intelligence questioning. Tear gas was also deployed, leading to injuries and cases of suffocation.
In Nablus, Ashraf Al-Kousa was arrested in the Al-Tur area. Forces also raided homes in the village of Al-Bathan and the popular housing neighborhood east of Nablus. In the village of Salem, east of Nablus, tear gas was fired at homes during the raid.
In Jenin, five members of Mohammed Sa'abneh's family, including two brothers and three sisters, were arrested in the town of Fahma. Jaber Saeed Jaradat and Wazen Jaber Jaradat were arrested in the village of Zububa.
In Qalqilya, four released prisoners were detained: Baraa Hammad, Mohammed Al-Baz, Abdulrahman Khaderaj, and Husni Al-Nais. In Jerusalem, a citizen was arrested in the town of Qatna after his home was searched, and a man in his twenties was arrested in Al-Eizariya.
In Hebron, released prisoner and wounded individual Mahmoud Abu Sel was arrested at a military checkpoint at the entrance to the Al-Aroub refugee camp. Raids also occurred in the Ras Al-Far'a area of Tubas, though no arrests were reported there. In Tulkarm, Zein Anas Al-Qab was arrested after his home was raided in the town of Deir Al-Ghusun. Forces also entered Al-Bireh, deploying tear gas without reported casualties or arrests.
These actions are part of ongoing arrest and raid campaigns in the West Bank and Jerusalem. In September, the Palestinian Center for Studies of Prisoners documented 530 arrests in the West Bank and Jerusalem, including 39 children and 15 women. Since the start of the war on Gaza, over 19,300 Palestinians have been arrested from the West Bank, including 596 women and 1530 children.
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