Israeli forces arrested around 70 Palestinians across West Bank since Friday, rights group says
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Club reported that Israeli forces have arrested approximately 70 Palestinians across the occupied West Bank since Friday. Most of those detained are former prisoners, and hundreds more have been subjected to field interrogations, with some later released. The group added that in Hebron, Israeli forces raided hundreds of homes, forced residents to leave parts of the city, and converted dozens of houses into military interrogation centers. Raids also occurred in Ramallah, Jenin, Nablus, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, and other areas. The Prisoners’ Club states that over 26,000 Palestinians have been arrested in the occupied West Bank since the war on Gaza began.
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