Today, Thursday, the Israeli forces launched a campaign of raids and arrests, including casualties, in various areas of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.

In occupied Jerusalem, confrontations broke out between citizens and the occupation forces at the Qalandiya checkpoint, during which the Israeli forces fired live and sound bullets, resulting in the injury of a young man with live bullets. He was transported by ambulance to a hospital.

The Israeli forces also stormed the town of Abu Dis and arrested the two young men, Muhammad Rabie, secretary of the Fatah movement, and Hassan Qurei, after storming their homes, searching them, and sending away their contents.

In Nablus, 4 citizens, including two brothers, were injured as a result of the Israeli forces attacking citizens in the village of Al-Lubban Al-Sharqiya, while gold jewelry and a sum of money were stolen from the home of the citizen Majed Daraghmeh Abu Salah.

Several Israeli military vehicles also raided several homes, searched them, and tampered with their contents. The owners were known to include Majid Daraghmeh Abu Salah, Rasmi Owais, and Al-Shafiqeen Majid and Muhammad Al-Sarhan. They also raided two buildings, one of which belonged to the citizen Mustafa Al-Nubani, and the other to the citizen Nael Abu Ahmed.

In Bethlehem, the Israeli forces arrested Ahmed Yousef Atwan (26 years old), after they raided his family’s home in the town of Al-Khader.

In Qalqilya, the Israeli military vehicles stormed the city, toured several streets and neighborhoods, and were stationed in the Al-Qaraan and Kafr Saba neighborhoods. The Israeli soldiers also raided several houses, including a house belonging to the Al-Rabi family, after breaking down its doors, and another belonging to the Freej family.

The Israeli soldiers also stole a sum of money from the Al-Rabi family’s home, destroyed the contents of the house, and wreaked havoc and corruption on it.

In Hebron, the Israeli forces raided the town of Yatta in the south, and arrested: Hafez Mahmoud Rashid Abu Ubaida, Muhammad Al-Harini, Muhammad Ayed Abu Aram, and Marwan Ibrahim Buhais.

They also raided the town of Dura in the south, and arrested five citizens: Bilal Muhammad Issa Amr, Ahmed Taher Ghanem, Shadi Hassan Al-Awawda, Odeh Fadel Mahmoud, and Youssef Al-Amayra.