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Ramallah, September 15 (Petra) – Israeli occupation forces launched a
widespread raid and incursion campaign across the occupied West Bank
cities on Tuesday, arresting 28 Palestinians, including former
prisoners and women, amid heavy gunfire.
According to a statement from the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society, the
arrested Palestinians were targeted on the grounds that they were
“wanted” by authorities.
In a separate development in occupied Jerusalem, Israeli forces
demolished two homes in the town of Beit Hanina, located north of the
city.
The Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements reported that
an army force backed by bulldozers raided the town’s Al-Ashqariya
neighbourhood, destroying properties of the Abu Mayala and Alqam
families under the pretext of lacking municipal building permits.
Additionally, illegal armed Jewish settlers infiltrated the town of
Deir Dibwan, east of Ramallah in the central occupied West Bank, and
stole approximately 300 sheep along with a purebred Arabian horse.
The Deir Dibwan Municipal Council confirmed that the livestock and
animals were taken directly from the farm of local resident Yousef
Fawaz Awawdeh in the town’s Al-Hayyan area.
//Petra// AK