Ramallah - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation forces arrested at least 15 citizens from the West Bank, including former prisoners, since yesterday evening until Monday morning. The Prisoners Club and the Commission of Prisoners and Freed Prisoners Affairs stated in a joint statement that the occupation continues to primarily target former prisoners, as the occupation re-arrested former prisoner Hassan Al-Safadi from Nablus, who was released on July 30, after spending 9 months in administrative detention. The statement added that the arrests were distributed across the governorates of Nablus, Qalqilya, Hebron, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem, while the occupation continues to carry out wide-scale raids and abuse, accompanied by threats against detainees and their families, in addition to acts of vandalism and destruction in citizens' homes. He pointed out that the occupation forces have arrested more than 10,200 citizens from the West Bank, including Jerusalem, since the beginning of the ongoing war of extermination a nd comprehensive aggression against our people. Source: Maan News Agency
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