Occupation launches a campaign of raids and widespread arrests in Tulkarm

Since Wednesday morning, the Tulkarm governorate has been witnessing a campaign of raids, incursions, and widespread arrests by the Israeli occupation forces, targeting several towns and neighborhoods, turning homes into military barracks, amid intense deployment.

Since the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Tulkarm governorate has been witnessing a campaign of raids, incursions, and widespread arrests by the Israeli occupation forces, targeting several towns and neighborhoods in the governorate. The forces stormed the towns of Kafr Zibad, Kafr Jamal, Kafr Abbush, and Kafr Sur in the Kafriyat area, and the town of Far'un in the south of the governorate, raiding dozens of homes, searching them, tampering with their contents, and turning a number of them into military barracks after detaining their residents. The forces also set up a tent and a flying checkpoint in the Wadi road area between Far'un and the Irtah suburb, stopping vehicles and preventing citizens from passing. In the north of the governorate, the forces stormed the towns of Attil, Deir al-Ghusun, Illar, and the Shweika suburb. In Deir al-Ghusun, the forces attacked the vehicle of citizen Burhan al-Qab, smashing its windows and detaining him and his family. The forces raided homes in Jabal al-Sayyid and the Dhanaba suburb east of Tulkarm, arresting the brothers Ahmad and Mahmoud Mustafa al-Basha, their cousin Ashraf Ibrahim al-Basha, and Muhammad al-Haloum. The arrests included former prisoners: Rifaat Muhammad Adwan (48 years old), Islam Shadi Omar, Laith Ali al-Shoubaki, Ahmad al-Sharfa, and Adham Khalaf Ramzi Jabara. The campaign continues for the 612th consecutive day of the aggression on Tulkarm and its two camps under a tightened siege.