Injuries and arrests during occupation raids in the West Bank and Jerusalem

Israeli occupation forces launched a wide-scale campaign of raids and incursions in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem early Wednesday, resulting in clashes, injuries, and arrests. Dozens of homes were raided, residents detained and mistreated, alongside settler attacks.

Israeli occupation forces launched a wide-scale campaign of raids and incursions in various areas of the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem early Wednesday. The raids included clashes, injuries, and arrests, with forces storming dozens of homes, detaining residents for field interrogations and mistreating them, alongside attacks by settlers. In the al-Far'a camp south of Tubas, two young men were arrested, clashes erupted with tear gas fired, and a military vehicle was later withdrawn after sustaining damage. In Jericho, occupation forces arrested a citizen during a raid on the Ain al-Sultan camp. In Bethlehem, forces stormed the Dheisheh camp, damaging home contents. In Nablus, two young men were arrested. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported treating an elderly man, about 80 years old, injured by occupation forces on Baker Street. In Salfit, two young men were arrested and others assaulted. Raids extended to Ramallah, al-Bireh, and Jenin. In occupied Jerusalem, occupation forces fired tear gas at homes in Kafr Aqab. Settlers continued attacks by destroying water lines in the al-Buqeia plain east of Tamoun.