Israeli occupation military vehicles infiltrate Gaza borders
GAZA Strip, (ST) – , Israeli occupation military vehicles today infiltrated the southern Gaza Strip borders, razed Palestinian-owned lands and built dirt mounds, according to Wafa News Agency.
WAFA correspondent said that, several military vehicles breached the Gaza border to the east of the city of Khan Younis, south of the Gaza Strip, went in dozens of meters of agricultural land as army bulldozers razed lands and built mounds of dirt amidst shooting in the air.
Israeli forces regularly breach the borders of the besieged Gaza Strip, destroy lands and prevent farmers from accessing and plowing their lands near the border fence.
Israeli occupation forces detain 11 Palestinians from the occupied territories
In Ramallah, Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday detained 11 Palestinians from various parts of the occupied territories, according to Palestinian security and local sources.
They said that Israeli forces re-arrested a former prisoner after ransacking his family house in the Ramallah city neighborhood of Al-Tireh.
The raid triggered confrontations which saw the soldiers opening fire towards local teens who attempted to block their passage. No injuries were reported.
The soldiers also searched several houses in Ein Qiniya village, near Al-Tireh neighborhood. No detentions were reported though.
In East Al-Quds( Jerusalem), Israeli police broke into and searched several houses and rounded up five Palestinians from Isawiyya neighborhood.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center said forces raided the neighborhood, broke into and searched several homes, and detained five young men.
In Bethlehem district in the south of the West Bank, Israeli military vehicles stormed al-Arouj village, southeast of Bethlehem, where the soldiers detained a Palestinian man.
Another Palestinian was detained during a raid in Hindaza mount, east of Bethlehem.
In Hebron district, also in the south of the West Bank, sources confirmed that two men were rounded up in separate raids in Yatta and Deir Samet towns, south of Hebron city.
Raghda Sawas