Khaberni - The Israeli occupation forces, since the early hours of Tuesday, have arrested several Palestinians in various parts of the occupied West Bank, including 6 from the city of Nablus, during their raids and search operations affecting several towns and camps.
Security sources told the Palestinian news agency "Wafa" that the occupation forces stormed the Old and New Askar camps and the village of Beit Iba, arresting six freed prisoners, namely: Asim Bishkar, Mustafa Abu Salem, Hossam Qatnani, Abdul Aziz Abu Saada, Bahaa Eldin Dabous, and Adnan Abu Shousha, after raiding and searching their homes.
Moreover, the occupation forces arrested a young man from the town of Beit Fajar, south of Bethlehem, and detained dozens of citizens in the village of Husan to the west.
Security sources reported that the occupation forces arrested the young man Hamada Hisham Deeriyeh, after raiding and searching his family's home.
The same sources added that the occupation forces raided several homes in the village of Husan to the west, detaining about 30 Palestinians in the courtyard of the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque in the Al-Mateena area at the eastern entrance, where they subjected them to a field investigation and assaulted them before later releasing them.
In Ramallah, the occupation forces arrested a young man during a raid into the Jalazone camp to the north, while detaining a number of citizens in the village of Shuqba to the west.
Local sources reported that the occupation forces arrested the young man Madhat Saleh Abu Sharifeh (33 years old), after raiding and searching his home in the camp.
The same sources added that the forces raided several homes in the camp and performed searches.
Concurrently, the occupation forces raided several homes in the village of Shuqba, tampered with their contents, detained five citizens, and subjected them to a field investigation.
In the same vein, the occupation forces stormed the towns of Kafr Ni'ma, Beit Liqya, and Shabtin west of Ramallah, and directed their military vehicles through its streets.
