Israeli occupation forces stormed the city of Jenin and the outskirts of its camp at dawn on Friday, carrying out extensive raids and searches, and arrested at least 3 citizens amid the outbreak of confrontations and clashes. Local sources reported that a large force of the occupation army and its military vehicles stormed the city from several axes, and began raids, searches and arrests, which led to the outbreak of confrontations and scattered clashes in several neighborhoods, during which soldiers fired bullets, sound bombs and tear gas. The sources indicated that the outskirts of the city witnessed large military build-ups of the Israeli occupation forces from all directions, adding that the occupation's drones and reconnaissance aircraft flew in the sky of the city and the camp, while a number of snipers were deployed on the roofs of several buildings. The Israeli raids included assaulting and detaining citizens, destroying the contents of homes and storefronts, and smashing the library of Sheikh Tha er Alauna. Local sources reported that the occupation forces arrested a number of young men, including, according to the sources, Mahmoud Abu Al-Fahd, Anas Qaqour, from Wadi Izz Al-Din, and Mahmoud Jarar, from Jabal Abu Dhahir. Source: Maan News Agency
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