Clashes and injuries during raids and arrests in the West Bank and Jerusalem

Israeli occupation forces escalated their raids in the West Bank and Jerusalem on Sunday dawn, carrying out house searches and arrests in several towns and camps, accompanied by clashes, gunfire, and tear gas, with two youths arrested in Jerusalem and Tuqu', and cases of suffocation in Kafr 'Ayn.

Israeli occupation forces, on Sunday morning and dawn, launched a wide campaign of raids in various areas of the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, including house searches, arrests, and clashes that resulted in injuries and cases of suffocation, along with assaults on several citizens, detaining them and subjecting them to field interrogations. In Jerusalem, forces stormed Qalandia camp and arrested the young man Ahmad al-Hafi, while another youth was arrested during a raid on the town of Tuqu' southeast of Bethlehem, where they raided Al-Arz School and fired live ammunition and tear gas. In Jenin, they raided the towns of Qabatiya, Faqqua, and Meithalun, carrying out searches and arresting a young man in Faqqua, and firing sound bombs during the raid on Meithalun. The raids also included the town of Tamun south of Tubas, and the town of Sinirya south of Qalqilya, where forces raided homes. In Nablus, forces stormed Balata camp and raided a residential building, and carried out a search campaign in the town of Burqa that included homes and a kindergarten, accompanied by clashes and heavy firing of tear gas and sound bombs amid assaults on residents. They also raided the village of Kafr 'Ayn northwest of Ramallah, firing tear gas heavily, leading to cases of suffocation among citizens. These raids come in the context of the ongoing military operations carried out by the occupation forces.