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Tue 26 Dec 2023 8:59 am - Jerusalem Time

West Bank: Israeli forces launch an arrest campaign amid clashes and confrontations

Israeli occupation forces launched - at dawn on Tuesday - a campaign of raids and arrests in various parts of the occupied West Bank, amid widespread confrontations and clashes, the most intense of which was concentrated in Tulkarm, coinciding with the bombing of a house and the besieging and bombing of another.


House bombing and clashes in Tulkarm


In Tulkarm, the occupation forces blew up the ground floor of the home of citizen Youssef al-Zindeeq at the entrance to Nour Shams camp, east of Tulkarm.


The occupation bulldozers also destroyed the walls of a number of homes, schools, and mosques in the camp, crushed citizens’ vehicles, and destroyed the street adjacent to the water tank feeding the camp.


Severe clashes and successive explosions broke out during the ongoing military operation in Nour Shams camp.


The occupation forces bombed a building under construction and surrounded it at the entrance to the Aktaba suburb, east of Tulkarm.


Media sources reported that the occupation targeted the building more than once with bullets and “Energa” shells, coinciding with its continued aggression against the city and Nour Shams camp.


The occupation forces fired light bombs and heavy bullets into the sky of the camp, coinciding with the continuation of their second aggression in two days.


The occupation forces also declared Nour Shams camp a closed military zone and prevented entry into or exit from it, and established military barracks in several homes in various neighborhoods of the camp.


Tonight, the occupation forces stormed the city of Tulkarm and besieged Nour Shams camp, east of the city.


Local sources reported that a large military force from the occupation army stormed the city from its western axis, towards Khadoori Street, Al-Alimi Roundabout, and Al-Sikka Street, accompanied by bulldozers, simultaneously with reconnaissance aircraft flying over Tulkarm and its camps, at a low altitude.


The occupation forces raided a number of citizens’ homes in the Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Nasr, and Jabal Al-Salehin areas, searched them, detained their owners in one room, and deployed snipers on their roofs, while they deployed a group of snipers in the bush area opposite the camp, and the high-rise buildings in its vicinity.


The occupation vehicles bulldozed the street adjacent to the entrance to the camp, as well as the Al-Manshiya and Al-Damj neighborhoods, destroying the infrastructure. They also pursued ambulances present in the camp and forced them to leave it at gunpoint.


The occupation forces also arrested the freed prisoner Islambouli Riad Badir (32 years old) after raiding his house in the southern neighborhood of Tulkarm.


Ramallah arrests

In Ramallah, the occupation forces arrested Khaleda Jarrar, a member of the Political Bureau of the Popular Front, during their storming of her home in Ramallah, and the freed prisoner, Ihsan Shtayyeh, after they raided his home in the Al-Masayef neighborhood of the city.


The occupation forces arrested the head of the Safa Village Council, Rashad Karaja, who is a freed prisoner, after they raided his home in the village of Safa.


The occupation forces severely beat the young man, Muhammad Anasawy, while he was passing his vehicle through a flying military checkpoint north of Ramallah, and he was transferred to the hospital to receive treatment.


The occupation forces also stormed the town of Beitunia to the west, and raided a commercial store in the industrial area.


Tubas confrontations

In Tubas, the occupation forces stormed the town of Tammoun, and confrontations took place between young men and the occupation army, which fired live bullets and gas and sound bombs, resulting in a young man being slightly injured.


The occupation army deployed in several neighborhoods in the town, deployed its snipers in several places, and raided a number of homes.




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