Israeli occupation forces arrest 14 Palestinians in West Bank

International

On August 28, Israeli occupation forces arrested 14 Palestinians under the pretext that they were wanted by the occupation authorities in various parts of the occupied West Bank.

Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign in the occupied West Bank’s towns and villages of Bethlehem, Hebron, Nablus, Salfit, Tulkarem, Betonya, al-A’esoeh, Bet Amr , Bet Gabal, Gabal al-Rahmah, and Gabal Abu Ruman.

According to WAFA Palestinian News Agency, the soldiers fired teargas and rubber bullets at the residents causing suffocation and injuries.

The Israeli army launches arrest campaigns on a daily basis against dozens of Palestinians in various cities and villages of the West Bank under various pretexts.

 

Reported by Inas Abdul Kareem

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