This morning, Monday, the Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign in the West Bank.

In Nablus, the occupation forces stormed Al-Taawon Street in the city, raided several homes, searched them, ransacked their contents, and arrested citizens Haitham Al-Dabeek and Musab Baara.

They stormed the Ain camp, west of the city, and prevented vehicles from passing through the streets near it. They raided and searched a number of homes and arrested three citizens: Mahdi Al-Ashqar, Muhammad Qatouni, and Darwish Marouf.

In Bethlehem, they stormed the town of Doha to the west and arrested Othman Mahmoud Abdel Salam Shalash (30 years old) after raiding and searching his home. They also stormed the village of Husan to the west and arrested Qatada Nasser Ayed Shousha (19 years old), and handed Basil Muhammad Hamamra a notice to report to their intelligence.

The occupation forces also stormed the Deheishe refugee camp in the south, raided the home of Abu Iyad Sajdiya, beat his wife, ransacked the contents of the house, and seized the keys to the family's cars.

Meanwhile, other forces stormed the town of Al-Khader, and took up positions in the “Tall” area of the old town, and attacked students while they were heading to their schools, by firing tear gas and sound bombs, which led to a number of them suffering from suffocation.

In Jenin, the occupation forces arrested the young man, Muhammad Mizr Sa’abneh, after raiding his home and tampering with its contents in the village of Fahma.

Meanwhile, the occupation forces stormed the village of Marda, north of Salfit, raided and searched a number of homes, detained a number of young men, and interrogated them in the field, before arresting the child Rami Walid Ibdah (17 years old).

The two main entrances to the village were also closed, and citizens were prevented from entering or leaving the village in their vehicles.

In Qalqilya, the occupation forces stormed the village of Azzun and arrested the young man, Nizar Ashraf Salim, after raiding and searching his house.