Israeli occupation forces arrested two young men from the Employees' Housing neighborhood in the Aktaba suburb east of Tulkarm on Thursday, following extensive house raids in the neighborhood.

According to local sources, a military infantry force stormed the neighborhood and deployed heavily throughout the area. They raided several homes, conducted thorough searches, vandalized property, and checked citizens' identities, subjecting them to field investigations.

The sources added that during this campaign, the occupation forces arrested the two young men, Hani Samir Ahmed Khrioush (18 years old) and Rashad Omar Ahmed Khrioush (28 years old), and they were handcuffed and taken towards Nour Shams camp.

In recent days, the employee housing district has witnessed repeated raids by infantry forces, particularly in areas opposite Nour Shams Camp. These forces have been subjected to extensive combing and search operations inside homes and buildings, amid heavy firing of live ammunition and sound bombs at civilians.

In a related development, the occupation forces deployed new military reinforcements, including vehicles and bulldozers, toward the Tulkarm and Nur Shams refugee camps, passing through the Dhnaba suburb, as the aggression against the city and its refugee camps continues for the 81st consecutive day.

Infantry units were also deployed in the alleys and lanes of the two camps, and continued raiding homes and forcing residents to evacuate, particularly in the Jabal al-Nasr and Jabal al-Salihin areas of Nour Shams camp.