Occupation forces arrest 18 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank

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Occupied Al-Quds, (ST) – On Tuesday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested 18 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

Wafa News Agency reported that the occupation forces stormed into Jenin, Salfit, Batn Al-Hawa neighborhood, Petunia town in Ramallah, Beit Kahil town in Hebron, and Al-Manshiya village, southeast of Bethlehem, and raided and searched Palestinian homes and arrested 18 of them.

 Yesterday, the occupation forces arrested 16 Palestinians in separate areas of the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian activists kick out Israeli settlers attempting to steal land near Bethlehem

On the other hand, in Bethlehem, the Palestinian activists and residents succeeded on Tuesday in kicking out Israeli settlers who attempted last week to steal land in the historic town of Battir, west of the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem, according to Ghassan Eliyan, one of the activists.

He told Wafa News Agency that activists and landowners held a relentless vigil at the 23-dunum plot since the settlers attempt to steal it and succeeded in kicking them out of the land.

The settlers dismantled a 40-meter long by 10-meter wide tent and water tanks they had placed on the land in an attempt to take it over and left the area along with their cattle.

Raghda Sawas

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