Hebron-Ma'an- The Israeli occupation forces launched a campaign at dawn today to raid and search dozens of citizens' homes, and arrested more than 15 citizens from the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron. Media activist in Beit Ummar, Muhammad Ayyad Awad, said that large forces of the occupation army raided the center of Beit Ummar, Safa, Arak al-Litun, al-Tarbika and Khallet al-Ain at dawn today. The occupation soldiers stormed the homes of citizens, searched them, tampered with their contents and destroyed their furniture. Awad added that more than 15 citizens were arrested, including former prisoners and wounded, including: Mohammed Bilal Mohammed Khader Sabarna, 22 years old Ahmed Kamel Nayef Akhlil Hassan Walid Masif Sabarna, 18 years old Amr Arafat Issa Zaaqeq, 20 years old, Mohammed Ghazi Issa Zaaqeq, 23 years old Marhaf Mohammed Ali Sabarna, 18 years old Mustafa Mohammed Ali Akhlil Youssef Akhder Awad, 27 years old Ammar Yahya Abdullah Awad, 19 years old Ayad Abdul Hamid Mohsen Awad, 26 yea rs old And Muhammad Abdul Hamid Ahmad Abu Maria, 52 years old, and his son Issam, 18 years old. The occupation forces also distributed leaflets warning the citizens of Beit Ummar of the continuation of resistance activities against the occupation and its settlers. Source: Maan News Agency
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