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Today, Sunday, the Israeli occupation army and colonists continued their crimes and violations against citizens in all governorates of the West Bank. Since the early hours of dawn, the Israeli occupation forces arrested 24 citizens from the Nablus Governorate, took measurements of the house of the martyr Farouk Ramadan in the town of Tal, in preparation for its demolition, closed it, and prevented the family from entering it. The occupation forces also stormed several neighborhoods of the city of Nablus, the new and old Askar camps, and the Al-Balad area to the east, in addition to the towns of Tal, southwest of Nablus, Huwwara, Urif, and Kafr Qalil, south of Nablus, Asira al-Shamaliya, north of Nablus, and Salem, to the east. They raided a large number of homes, searched them, and tampered with their contents. This morning, the Israeli occupation forces seized computers from a center in the city of Nablus. Local and security sources indicated that the occupation forces stormed the Rafidia area, west of the city, raided a residential building, searched it, and seized computers from one of the centers there. The Israeli occupation forces also continued to tighten their measures at the military checkpoints surrounding Nablus Governorate. On Sunday evening, the Israeli occupation authorities handed over 10 demolition notices in the town of Beit Dajan, east of Nablus. Deputy Chairman of the Beit Dajan Council, Tawfiq Al-Hajj Muhammad, told “Wafa” that the occupation forces stormed the town in the evening, and handed the townspeople 10 notices to demolish houses and barracks, one of which was a closed chicken farm, even though the barracks and houses were all located in the center and east of the town. At dawn today, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a young man and his sister from the town of Tammoun, southeast of Tubas. The director of the Prisoner’s Club in Tubas, Kamal Bani Odeh, said that the occupation forces arrested the young man, Bilal Juma Ahmed Bani Odeh (37 years old), and his sister, Irham Jumah Ahmed Bani Odeh (48 years old), after they raided and searched their house. In Bethlehem, the Israeli occupation forces wrote racist slogans on the walls of two houses in the town of Al-Khader and Aida Camp in Bethlehem Governorate. Today, Sunday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested eight citizens from the village of Husan, west of Bethlehem, after an attack launched by one of the colonists on them while they were on their agricultural land. Director of the Husan Village Council, Rami Hamamra, told our correspondent that the occupation forces arrested eight citizens while they were on their agricultural land in the “Abu Sud” area, located between Husan and the town of Al-Khader, after they were attacked by one of the colonists. In Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate, the Israeli occupation forces tightened their military measures in Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate. Local sources reported that the occupation forces closed the entrance to the town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, to the movement of citizens in both directions, and continued to close the entrance to Turmus Ayya for the second day in a row, forcing citizens to take long roads to reach their places. The occupation forces also set up military checkpoints at the entrances to the villages and towns of Nabi Saleh, Rawabi, Atara, Ain Sina, Yabroud, and Al-Taybeh, where soldiers searched vehicles and checked citizens’ identities, causing a stifling traffic crisis. On Sunday evening, Israeli occupation forces stormed the vicinity of the Jalazoun camp, north of the city of Al-Bireh, and fired tear gas canisters, amid a military deployment in the area. Local sources reported that the occupation forces sent military reinforcements to the camp’s vicinity, while the entrance to the town of Turmus Ayya, north of Ramallah, witnessed the presence of occupation soldiers. On Sunday evening, the Israeli occupation forces set up a military checkpoint near the Martyrs’ Monument in the town of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah, and arrested citizens and checked their identities. In Tulkarm, the Israeli occupation forces launched, at dawn on Sunday, a massive arrest campaign in the governorate, resulting in the arrest of 14 citizens, including a woman and freed prisoners. In the city of Jenin, the Israeli occupation forces arrested two young men today, Sunday, during their storming of the city of Jenin. The Prisoner’s Club reported that the occupation forces arrested Ibrahim Al-Jabr from the Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and Omar Abu Aql, brother of the martyr Raafat Abu Aql, from the Kharouba neighborhood, after they raided and searched their homes. The Israeli occupation forces also demolished a house under construction in the village of Jalboun, east of Jenin. The head of the Jalbon Village Council, Awni Abu Al-Rub, told WAFA that the occupation forces began demolishing a house belonging to the citizen Khaled Abu Al-Rub, southwest of the village, with an area of about 150 square metres, under the pretext of building without a permit. In occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli occupation forces arrested, on Sunday, a citizen from the town of Abu Dis, east of occupied Jerusalem. Today, Sunday, Israeli occupation forces arrested 12 Palestinians, including 11 workers, near the Mazmoria and Jaba checkpoints, north and southeast of occupied Jerusalem. Local sources reported to “Wafa” that the occupation forces arrested 11 workers near the Mazmoria checkpoint, southeast of occupied Jerusalem, while they were trying to reach the city of Jerusalem, under the pretext that they did not have entry permits, and took them to an unknown destination. In the same context, the occupation forces arrested a young man at the Jaba military checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem. Today, Sunday, the Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Anata, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, and raided a number of citizens’ homes and conducted searches. Local sources reported to “Wafa” that the occupation forces stormed the town and deployed in a number of its neighborhoods, before raiding and searching citizens’ homes. On Sunday evening, a boy was injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets after they stormed the Qalandia camp, north of the local city of Jerusalem. Local sources explained that large forces from the occupation army stormed the camp and fired live bullets, wounding a boy without knowing the nature of his injury. The sources added that the occupation army soldiers deployed in a number of neighborhoods in the camp, and stopped a number of citizens’ vehicles. They also fired stun grenades and tear gas extensively on Al-Ma’had Street near the Qalandiya camp, which led to the fire of perennial trees in the Qalandiya Technical Training Institute. The Israeli occupation forces also arrested a citizen, at dawn on Sunday, and stole money and gold jewelry from the town of Qarawat Bani Hassan, west of Salfit. Local sources reported to “Wafa” that the occupation forces arrested citizen Sadiq Fawzat Rayan, a few days after his release, after raiding his house and tampering with its contents. They stormed the town and carried out extensive raids and searches of citizens’ homes, including vandalizing their contents and stealing money and gold jewelry from one of the homes. In Hebron, on Sunday, Israeli occupation forces arrested a citizen after assaulting him at the entrance to Al-Fawwar camp, south of Hebron. Local sources said that the occupation forces stationed at the entrance to the camp arrested a young man – whose identity is not yet known – after beating him and searching his vehicle. In another context, the occupation forces closed the iron gate and the road leading to dozens of villages, communities, and ruins in the Yatta desert and its surroundings, south of Hebron. Today, the occupation forces arrested an elderly man and a young man during raids carried out in the town of Beit Awa, south of Hebron. In the context and within the colonizers’ terrorism, colonists, at dawn today, burned parts of a mosque in the village of Kur, south of the city of Tulkarm, after they stormed the village and wrote slogans on its walls, in a second criminal attack targeting places of worship and Islamic sanctities, after they burned a mosque under construction in the town of Qasra, south of Nablus, in the early morning hours, and set fire to parts of a house in the town of Beit Furik, east of the city. They also wrote racist slogans calling for… To take revenge and take revenge on the Arabs. Eyewitnesses reported that fire was set inside the mosque, causing parts of it to burn and causing damage to its contents, before the colonists left the place, while the residents worked to extinguish the fire and limit its spread. Witnesses added that racist slogans were written on the walls of the mosque during the fire. This Sunday evening, colonists attacked a number of citizens and farmers in the village of Zeita Jama’in, southwest of Nablus. Local sources reported that a number of colonists stormed the village and attacked farmers while they were working on their lands. A number of workers were also injured this Sunday morning as a result of colonists attacking them in the town of Kafr Malek, east of Ramallah, and setting fire to heavy equipment. Local sources reported that a number of colonists attacked a stone-cutting factory (crusher) in the Ain Samiya area, east of the town, and assaulted its workers, causing them to suffer various wounds and bruises, and burned heavy equipment before withdrawing from the place. Today, colonists prevented citizens from accessing pastures in the northern Jordan Valley. Local sources reported that a number of colonists prevented farmers from grazing their livestock in the pastures surrounding their tents in Khirbet Samra in the northern Jordan Valley, and forced them to leave. This Sunday morning, colonists stormed the town of Idna, west of Hebron, while the occupation forces continue to close its entrance and tighten their military measures. Local sources said that armed colonists stormed the eastern area of the town, with the aim of preventing citizens and farmers from reaching the Jalabiya area, under the protection of the occupation forces. She pointed out that the occupation forces prevented citizens, university students, and others from reaching the bypass street through the closed gate, and fired bullets and sound bombs at them. They also prevented public vehicles from parking on the bypass road near the closed gate, for the third year in a row. This Sunday morning, colonists established a new colonial outpost on the lands of the village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah. The head of the Umm Safa Village Council, Marwan Sabah, said in a phone call with “Wafa” that a number of colonists raided the Wadi al-Zaytoun area, south of the town, and set up tents there, noting that the area is 4,000 dunams. Settlers destroyed a water network in the village of Al-Minya, southeast of Bethlehem. The head of the Minya village council, Ahmed Kawazba, told Wafa’s correspondent that a group of colonists stormed the “Qarn” area west of the village, destroyed the water network, and attacked citizens who tried to repair it by throwing sound bombs at them, but no injuries were reported. Today, Sunday, colonists established a new colonial outpost on the lands of the town of Deir Istiya, north of Salfit Governorate. Settlement resistance activist Nazmi Al-Salman told “Wafa” that the colonists gathered in the “Al-Duhur” area, located north of the town, and bulldozed the lands, in a move aimed at imposing a new colonial reality and expanding at the expense of citizens’ lands. Today, Sunday, colonists established a new colonial outpost west of the town of Deir Ballut, west of Salfit Governorate, near the separation and apartheid wall. Local sources reported to Wafa that the colonists brought a herd of cows into the colonial outpost, in a move aimed at stabilizing and expanding it. Today, Sunday, colonists established a new settlement outpost on the lands of the Tal Al-Asour area, east of Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate. Local sources reported to Wafa that the colonists set up a large tent in the area, and brought cisterns and water tanks, in a move aimed at installing a new settlement outpost on citizens’ lands. A citizen was injured and bruised this evening, Sunday, during an attack by colonialists on citizens in the town of Ithna, west of Hebron, and the occupation forces also arrested others. Local sources explained that the colonists attacked citizens in the Galatiya area and beat one of them, causing him to suffer injuries and bruises. The occupation forces prevented him from reaching him and treating him, and arrested citizens from the area. Settlers settled, this Sunday evening, on citizens’ lands in the village of Al-Jab’a, west of Bethlehem. A security source told our correspondent that about 40 settlers gathered in the Al-Jisr area, east of the village, and attacked and vandalized citizens’ lands, near the “Beit Ayim” colony, which was established on citizens’ lands. In another context, the Israeli occupation forces set up a military checkpoint in the Talita area in the city of Beit Jala, west of Bethlehem, and obstructed the movement of citizens.
