The occupation forces continued their arbitrary arrest campaigns and raids on Palestinian towns, where dozens of homes were broken into, their contents were tampered with, and their residents were subjected to field investigations after detaining them for hours.

On Thursday morning, the Israeli occupation forces launched a campaign of raids and incursions in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, which included confrontations in some areas and arrests of dozens of Palestinians, including 4 women from Hebron and Ramallah.

Institutions concerned with prisoners’ affairs reported that the occupation forces arrested dozens of Palestinians from the West Bank and took them for investigation by the occupation security services under the pretext of participating in armed resistance against settlers and the occupation forces.

The occupation forces continued their arbitrary arrest campaigns and raids on Palestinian towns. During the period, dozens of homes were broken into, their contents were tampered with, and their residents were subjected to field investigations after being detained for hours.

The arrests were distributed as follows: 14 detainees from the Hebron Governorate, 6 from the Nablus Governorate, 22 from Ramallah and Al-Bireh, a detainee from the Silwan neighborhood in Jerusalem, and 2 from the Bethlehem Governorate. The arrest of 15 released prisoners from the West Bank was also monitored.

The Prisoners' Club reported that the occupation forces stormed Cooper and launched a massive arrest campaign that targeted 17 Palestinians after raiding and searching their homes. T