Gaza: Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday detained 13 Palestinians, including three women and several former detainees, during military raids in the Tulkarm, Hebron, and Tubas governorates: According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the raids were carried out across multiple locations, disrupting the lives of many residents in these areas.
In Tulkarm, six Palestinians were detained, including a woman and three former detainees, as Israeli forces raided their homes in Tulkarm city and the town of Far'un, located south of the city. These operations have left families in distress, with their personal spaces invaded and disrupted.
The city of Hebron witnessed similar actions, with three Palestinians detained following raids in al-Fawwar and al-Arroub refugee camps. The Israeli forces reportedly searched and tampered with the contents of their homes. The town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, also experienced a raid where the home of media activist Mohammad Ayyad Awad was searched, resulting in damage to the property.
In Nablus, while no detentions were reported, Israeli forces raided a residential building near An-Najah National University Hospital and several homes in the town of Zawata, west of the city. Residents were subjected to field interrogations, adding to the atmosphere of tension and uncertainty.
The city of Tubas and the town of Tammoun were not spared, as Israeli forces detained four Palestinians, including two women, during morning raids. These detentions followed a late-night operation on Tuesday when several military vehicles entered these locations, raiding homes and causing property damage.
Source: Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA