Ramallah - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation forces arrested, during the past two days, at least (30) citizens from the West Bank, including former prisoners. The Prisoners Club and the Commission of Prisoners' Affairs and Freed Prisoners said in a joint statement, today, Sunday, that the arrests were concentrated in the Hebron Governorate, and were distributed across the governorates of: Jenin, Bethlehem, Nablus, Qalqilya, and Ramallah. The statement added that the occupation forces continue to carry out wide-scale raids, abuse, attacks and threats against detainees and their families during arrest campaigns, in addition to field investigations, vandalism and destruction of citizens' homes. He pointed out that the number of arrests since the beginning of the ongoing war of extermination and comprehensive aggression against our people has reached more than 11,200 citizens from the West Bank, including Jerusalem. The occupation forces continue to implement systematic arrest campaigns, as one of the most promi nent fixed policies, which has escalated in an unprecedented manner since the beginning of the ongoing war of extermination, not only in terms of the number of detainees, but also in terms of the level of crimes committed. Source: Maan News Agency
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