Zionist Forces Detain 11 Palestinians in Occupied Al-Quds, Jenin

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Israeli occupation forces last night detained at least 11 Palestinians during raids across occupied East Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and the West Bank district of Jenin, according to local sources.

Israeli police raided the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Al-Issawiya and the Shuafat refugee camp, northeast of the city, and detained eight Palestinians after raiding and searching their homes.

In Jenin, north of the West Bank, army forces broke into the town of Qabatiya and detained three, also after raiding and searching their homes.

 

Almost on a daily basis, Israeli occupation forces raid Palestinian communities across the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem in middle of the night to carry out arrests.

Meanwhile, a Palestinian minor from the occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan was moved to hospital last night after he was brutally beaten by Israeli occupation police officers who raided his family home to arrest him, local sources said.

Heavily armed police forces raided the home of the family of Jamal Ali al-Ghoul in Silwan and severely beat him, causing him to sustain bruises across his body. He was then moved to hospital for medical treatment, but was later brought to court by the police while being handcuffed and with chains on his ankles.

Wafa News Agency

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