Nablus (HRNW)- The Israeli military arrested at least 14 Palestinians, including a woman, during a series of raids across the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, while also demolishing three homes, according to media reports.
In Nablus, Israeli forces raided the Ras al-Ain neighborhood, stormed three residential buildings, and detained eight Palestinians, including a woman, before conducting searches of several homes.
In Tubas Governorate, Israeli troops entered the town of Tammun and later withdrew after several hours. No arrests were reported during the operation.
In Jenin, Israeli forces raided the town of Al-Yalamun, arresting a former prisoner from Jenin and another Palestinian from Deir Ghazaliya, northeast of the governorate.
In separate operations, Israeli forces also arrested a Palestinian customs police officer, a young man from the southern suburb of Artah in Tulkarm, and two other Palestinians from the village of Faraun after carrying out house raids and searches.
The latest operations come amid ongoing military raids and heightened tensions across the occupied West Bank, where arrests and demolition activities have continued in recent months.
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