Israeli forces Monday detained 11 Palestinians, including a former detainee, during overnight raids across the West Bank, said security sources and Palestine Prisoner’s Club.
Five Palestinians were detained from Tulkarem district, five others from Bethlehem district and another from Jenin.
In the northern West Bank district of Tulkarem, Forces raided Anabta town, east of Tulkarem, detaining three Palestinians after storming and ransacking their houses.
The detainees were identified as Muhammad Abdul-Dayem, 18, Ibrahim Najjar, 20, and Muhannad Abdul-Dayem, 19.
Forces also detained two Palestinians after storming and searching their houses in separate raids into Allar town and Nur Shams refugee camp, north and east of Tulkarem.
The detainees were identified as Ahmad Mahmoud, 23, and Ayman Kanuh, 31.
In Bethlehem district, forces raided Tuqu’ town, east of the city, handcuffing and detaining Muhammad Sabbah, 25, Ali Sabbah, 18, and Qusai al-Amur.
They also detained Mutasem Jaber, 24, and Musa Abed-Rabbu, 26, during raids into Beit Jala city and al-Walajeh town, west of Bethlehem.
Meanwhile, in the northern West Bank district of Jenin, troops re-detained Nedal Nfei’at afer storming and thoroughly searching his house in Yaabad town, southwest of Jenin.
Source: WAFA