Israeli occupation forces arrest 28 Palestinians, including leaders, women in West Bank, al-Quds

Zionist enemy forces launched on Monday morning a large-scale arrest campaign against 28 Palestinians, including leaders and women from various parts of the occupied West Bank and al-Quds (Jerusalem).

According to Palestinian sources, the enemy forces stormed the town of Beitunia , west of Ramallah, raided the home of Hamas leader Sheikh Hassan Yusuf and arrested him from his home, and arrested two young men from their homes in the northern city of Al-Bireh.

Eyewitnesses said that the occupation forces launched a raid on the homes of freed prisoners from Hamas and threatened to arrest them as the anniversary of the movement’s launch approached.

Moreover, the occupation Enemy forces arrested six young men from Hebron governorate, mostly from the Al-Arroub refugee camp, while three youths from Nablus and three others from the town of Qalqilya were arrested.

Additionally, the Zionist Enemy forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign in  al-Quds (Jerusalem) in which, the head of the Jerusalem Anti-Judaization Authority, Nasser al-Hadidi, one freed prisoner and his wife were arrested , as well as the arrest of four young men from their homes.

E.M