Two elderly people were injured, and several young men were arrested, at dawn and Tuesday morning, during a campaign of raids and arrests in separate areas of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.

The occupation forces stormed the Askar camp in the city of Nablus and its surroundings in the Tal Street area, and raided the house of the martyr Moaz al-Masri’s family, and took its measurements in preparation for its demolition, claiming that the martyr was responsible for carrying out the Jordan Valley operation weeks ago, which led to the killing of 3 settlers.

During the raids in the camp, these forces arrested the two young men, Muhammad al-Dash, and his brother Walid, and assaulted them and their elderly parents during the storming of the house, which necessitated their transfer to the hospital for treatment.

In Tulkarm, the editor, Jasser Kharouf, from Alar, and the young Hamza Ajaj, from Sidon, were arrested.

Meanwhile, Muhammad Mufreh was arrested from Bethlehem, and Uday Shloun from Aqabat Jabr camp in Jericho.

In Jenin, the correspondent of Al-Quds.com reported that the editor, Uday al-Baajawi, survived the bullets of a special force that later stormed his house in the eastern neighborhood of the city, and abused his family after detaining them in the open. They blew up Uday's house and threatened to kill him.

In occupied Jerusalem, the occupation forces arrested the boy, Qassem Muhammad al-Abbasi, after raiding his house in the town of Silwan, while they arrested the young man, Hamza Hussein Obaidat, from the town of Jabal al-Mukaber, after assaulting him.