Ramallah - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation forces arrested at least 35 citizens from the West Bank during the past two days, including children, including two girls, one of whom was released later, in addition to former prisoners. The Prisoners Club and the Prisoners Affairs Authority said in a joint statement that the arrests were distributed across most of the West Bank governorates, accompanied by attacks against detainees and their families, in addition to widespread acts of vandalism and destruction in citizens' homes. The statement indicated 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 and comprehensive aggression against our people. He explained that these arrest campaigns constitute the most prominent fixed and systematic policies used by the occupation forces, and that they are also among the most prominent tools of the policy of (collective punishment), which also constitutes a ce ntral tool for the occupation in targeting citizens. Source: Maan News Agency
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