On Monday morning and dawn, the Israeli occupation forces launched a massive campaign of arrests and raids in separate areas of the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.

The campaign of raids focused on the families of prisoners in the occupation prisons, as well as against released prisoners and leaders of the "Hamas" movement, and threats were conveyed to them.

The head of the Committee for the Families of Jerusalemite Prisoners, Amjad Abu Asab, stated that the occupation authorities raided no less than 16 homes of Jerusalemite prisoners and liberators, confiscated sums of money and vehicles, and carried out extensive vandalism inside them, and provocative searches against their families.

In Nablus, the occupation forces stormed the home of the dean of the prisoners of Nablus governorate, the prisoner Qutaiba Muslim, and subjected him to a futile search.

In Ramallah, the young man, Muhammad Youssef Jaber, was arrested after storming his house in the town of Beitin, east of Ramallah.

A military force stormed the house of the prisoner Maher Shloun in Aqabat Jabr camp in Jericho, and handed them a decision about their intention to demolish their house.

In Bethlehem, the editor, Khaled Farraj, was arrested after his house was raided in Dheisheh camp, while the young man, Talal Al-Amour, was arrested after his house was raided in the town of Tuqu'.

In Hebron, the young man, Wissam Atef Sweilem, was arrested after storming his home in Al-Aroub camp.

The occupation forces raided the homes of a group of Hamas leaders in the governorate, and threatened them with arrest.

In Tulkarm, the editor, Youssef Abdel Dayem, was arrested from the town of Anabta, while the Nour Shams camp witnessed armed clashes between the occupation forces and the resistance fighters.