Israeli occupation forces arrested five palestinians early Thursday in separate raids in the West Bank.
In Ramallah, forces stormed the Taira neighborhood and injured a number of citizens, arresting Ahmed al-Malhi from Beitunia, west of Ramallah, and Abdullah Mohammed Abu Safia from Beit Sera, west of Ramallah.
According to our correspondent in Bethlehem, a military force backed by special units, disguised as civilians, stormed the Dheisheh camp south of Bethlehem, raided a number of houses in the eastern quarter of the camp and arrested Bilal al-Debs, 50, and his son Muhannad al-Debs, 20, and arrested Wajdi Adel Daraghma. 20 years) from the camp.
A military force also stormed the village of Al-Asakra, east of Bethlehem, and patrolled the streets without reporting any arrests. Their school seats, which forced them to take bypass roads, led to severe tension among the citizens.
In Qalqilya, our correspondent reported that the Israeli army imposed tight security on the town of Azzun east of Qalqilya and closed its entrance to the main entrance, known as the entrance to the gate overlooking bypass road 55 at the iron gate.
Eyewitnesses confirmed that the Israeli army had stormed the town and fired tear gas, metal and rubber bullets, allegedly exposing a bus to settlers throwing Molotov cocktails, causing material damage and injuring settlers, and the Occupying Army landed dozens of soldiers near the entrance to the gate and closed All entrances are in a tight security cordon.
They added that israeli soldiers provoked the citizens with sound bombs with a thorough search of vehicles and houses.
