Israeli Forces Conduct Raids, 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, leading to confrontations and injuries. Dozens of Palestinians were detained, homes were searched, and movement was restricted. In Hebron, over 70 people were arrested and nearly 2,650 displaced. In Jerusalem, a family was forced to demolish their home. The operations are part of ongoing military campaigns and increased restrictions.
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- Israeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Monday.
- Dozens of Palestinians were arrested, including released prisoners, and homes were searched.
- Over 70 citizens were arrested in Hebron, with nearly 2,650 residents displaced.
- In occupied Jerusalem, a resident was forced to self-demolish her home in Beit Hanina.
- Confrontations occurred in several areas as Palestinians resisted the invading forces.
- Movement restrictions and tightened military measures were imposed across the governorates.
Israeli forces expanded their raids and searches across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Monday, intensifying arrests, house searches, and movement restrictions for Palestinians. The operations, which began early Monday, led to confrontations in several areas as Palestinians resisted the invading forces. Dozens of citizens were arrested, including released prisoners. Israeli troops also searched numerous homes, ransacked their contents, and subjected residents to field interrogations after mistreatment and detention for hours.
In Hebron, military reinforcements were deployed, and forces raided the southern area near Mount Karbaj, with vehicles and trucks entering the al-Jaladeh and Ain Deir Bahah areas. Homes belonging to the Jaabari, Natsheh, and Zarrou families were raided, searched, and their contents disturbed. Palestinian vehicles were confiscated, and residents were mistreated. The Palestinian Prisoners' Club reported that over 70 citizens were arrested in the governorate, with ongoing field interrogations and forced evacuations of homes. The number of displaced individuals from targeted neighborhoods in Hebron rose to approximately 2,649.
In Ramallah, raids continued in several towns and villages, accompanied by arrests. The village of Al-Mughayir, northeast of the city, also saw raids and arrests as part of the ongoing military campaign. In Bethlehem, two citizens were arrested amid continued raids and tightened military measures across the governorate.
In occupied Jerusalem, authorities forced Hanan al-Rajabi to self-demolish her home in the town of Beit Hanina, citing a lack of permits. This action left her, her husband, and their five children homeless. Israeli forces also fired tear gas canisters near the Airport Road, close to the Qalandia refugee camp, north of Jerusalem.
These developments occur amidst ongoing raids in West Bank governorates, a tightened siege on Hebron, and increasing restrictions on Palestinian movement.
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