Khaberni - The Israeli occupation forces continue their incursion into the eastern district of the city of Jenin since dawn on Wednesday, following the infiltration of a special force and the siege of a house, while raid and arrest operations continue in various areas of the West Bank.
Local sources reported that special forces from the occupation army stormed the eastern district in Jenin, followed by Israeli military reinforcements from the Jalameh checkpoint, and raided a house in the district and turned it into a military barracks, while another house was besieged.
The sources added that the occupation forces launched a widespread detention campaign among the citizens and interrogated them, known among the detainees: Musa Nafez Jad, Sheikh Nasser Abu Zaid, Musab Abu Jamhour, Loai Farhan Al-Saadi, Moataz Al-Zaraini, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Youssef Khalil Slaite, Moatekhel Slaite, Moatekheli Slaite, Moatekhel Slaite, Moatekhel Slaite, Moatekhel Badwiyeh, Momen Saba'na, and Suleiman Sabbah, Yazan Suleiman Sabbah, and Nidal Abdul Hadi.
The occupation forces executed raids and arrests in various areas of the West Bank, including the arrest of a young man during the storming of the town of Azzoun east of Qalqilya, and another from the Jalazone camp east of Ramallah.
Several areas in the West Bank witnessed invasions by the occupation army, especially in the town of Beitunia west of Ramallah, the towns of Hawara and Auriif south of Nablus and the village of Kafr Qalqilia east of the city, and the town of Beit Ummar and Al-Aroub camp north of Hebron, and the towns of Fahma and Arraba in Jenin, and the town of Anata north of Jerusalem, and the town of Saida north of Tulkarem.
The occupation forces raided a number of citizens' houses on Al-Saf Street and Jabal Hindaza during the incursion into the city of Bethlehem, and arrested the released prisoners Sheikh Hassan Al-Wardian and his son Asid.
