‘Israeli’ forces raid Nablus charity, two towns in occupied West Bank
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- ‘Israeli’ forces raided a charity in Nablus and searched homes in Tammun and Tayasir.
- The raids followed the detention of 23 Palestinians, including two children, across the occupied West Bank on Tuesday.
‘Israeli’ forces raided a charity in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus at dawn on Wednesday, as military operations continued across the territory.
The Palestinian Wafa news agency, citing security sources, reported that ‘Israeli’ forces stormed Nablus and raided the Future Generation Hands Association, a local non-governmental organization focused on youth and community development.
‘Israeli’ forces also stormed the town of Tammun and the village of Tayasir, south and east of Tubas.
Several ‘Israeli’ military patrols entered Tammun, where troops deployed on foot and searched several homes before withdrawing. No arrests were reported.
Later, ‘Israeli’ forces entered Tayasir and carried out search operations inside several residences, according to Kamal Bani Odah, director of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club in Tubas.
The raids came amid a broader ‘Israeli’ campaign of arrests, raids, demolitions and land seizures across the occupied West Bank.
Wafa reported that ‘Israeli’ forces detained 23 Palestinians on Tuesday, including two children, in operations across Bethlehem, Jenin, Ramallah, Qalqilya and occupied East Jerusalem.
‘Israeli’ military raids and arrests have continued across the occupied West Bank alongside growing settler violence and measures affecting Palestinian homes and land.
