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Ramallah, June 10 (Petra) — Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday
launched a sweeping campaign of incursions and raids across several
governorates in the occupied West Bank, resulting in the arrest of
Palestinian citizens in Nablus, Ramallah, and Bethlehem while turning
residential homes into military outposts and assaulting locals.
In a related escalation, Israeli settlers intensified their attacks
against Palestinian citizens and their properties in the Bethlehem
governorate, amid ongoing tensions throughout the West Bank.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society stated that occupation forces
stormed various areas of the West Bank under heavy gunfire, detaining
15 Palestinians under the pretext of being wanted.
Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces demolished a home located
between the towns of Bir Nabala and Beit Hanina, northwest of
occupied East Jerusalem.
The Al-Baydar Rights Organization reported that the demolition falls
within a broader framework targeting Palestinian housing,
highlighting the severe humanitarian and social repercussions
inflicted on the stability of the affected families.
Additionally, occupation authorities ordered a Jerusalemite resident
to remove a structure built on his land in the town of Silwan, south
of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
The Jerusalem Governorate stated that crews from the Israeli Nature
Authority stormed the land of resident Khaled Al-Zeer in Silwan,
serving him a notice to dismantle a room and remove its contents.
Furthermore, Walid Najajreh, the administrative affairs official at
the Nahalin municipality, reported that Israeli forces raided the
areas of Sha’b al-Mufreh, Za’nounah, and Umm Hadidah. During the
raid, they issued a cease-construction order for a 120-square-meter
house inhabited by four family members, under the pretext of building
without a permit.
Najajreh pointed out that Nahalin has been subjected to an intense
escalation by occupation forces and settlers for months,
characterized by the demolition of homes, agricultural sheds, a park,
and commercial facilities, alongside continuous halt-construction
orders and targeted attacks on citizens’ homes.
//Petra// AF