The Palestinian Prisoners Club said that the Israeli occupation arrested and detained 174 citizens from the Jenin and Tubas governorates since the beginning of the recent aggression on the two governorates.

The Prisoners Club explained in a statement issued today, Thursday, that the number of detainees and those who were detained in Jenin and its camp over the course of 17 days of aggression is no less than 120, while in Tubas Governorate, the number of arrests reached 54, most of them in the town of Tamoun.

He pointed out that dozens of citizens in the two governorates were subjected to field investigation, noting that the majority of detainees were subjected to severe beatings and systematic abuse.

The occupation continues its aggression on the governorates of Jenin, Tulkarm, and Tubas for more than two weeks, leaving 29 martyrs, dozens of injuries, arrests, the demolition of homes, forced displacement, and widespread destruction of property and infrastructure.

Since the beginning of the aggression, the occupation has imposed arbitrary measures at its military checkpoints near most of the entrances and exits of the governorates in the West Bank, and closed most of the gates of villages and towns, in an attempt to explode the situation, in preparation for creating a state of violent chaos, to facilitate the annexation of the West Bank, which was evident in the brutal attacks committed by terrorist settler gangs against citizens, their towns, their properties, their homes, their lands, and their holy sites.