Wide raids and arrests in the West Bank and military reinforcements to Nablus

Israeli military campaigns continued in the West Bank on Wednesday dawn with extensive raids and incursions, focusing on Nablus, Qalqilya, Hebron, and Jenin, with military reinforcements pushed into Nablus and the arrest of five Palestinians, including a professor with a disability and a freed prisoner.

Israeli military campaigns continued in the West Bank on Wednesday dawn and morning with extensive raids and incursions in various areas, focusing on the governorates of Nablus, Qalqilya, Hebron, and Jenin. Occupation forces stormed dozens of homes, searched them, tampered with their contents, and subjected residents to field interrogations after detaining and abusing them for hours. Military reinforcements were sent to the city of Nablus, which witnessed incursions and arrests in several neighborhoods. The Prisoner's Club reported that arrests were concentrated in the aforementioned governorates alongside the storming of towns and camps. Forces arrested five Palestinians, including Professor Ihab Khamis Mansour, who has a disability, and freed prisoner Nour al-Din Yasser Halawa, known as "Abu Luay," in addition to Raed Khuraim, Kenan Diaa Istetiya, and Nidal Abu Rmeila.