IOF raid several West Bank areas, destroy civilian infrastructure
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Israeli occupation forces raid the town of Jaba' south of Jenin, with local sources confirming that 12 Israeli military vehicles raided the town.
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Israeli occupation soldiers are seen during a raid into Jenin, the occupied West Bank, Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2023. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed)
Israeli occupation forces carried out a series of incursions, accompanied by arrests of Palestinians, in several areas of the occupied West Bank.
In the early hours of Wednesday, occupation forces raided the town of Jaba' south of Jenin, with local sources confirming that 12 Israeli military vehicles raided the town, while occupation soldiers stormed several houses.
South of Beit Lahm, Israeli forces raided the town of Beit Fajjar and arrested a Palestinian youth. Local sources mentioned that several Israeli military jeeps raided the town patrolling various neighborhoods and streets, stormed the house of Issam Taqatqa, and arrested the Palestinian youth.
Israeli forces raided the city of Nablus and the Old Askar camp, as well as the New Askar camp east of the city, with reported confrontations between Palestinian youths and the raiding occupation forces.
Sources mentioned that five military vehicles, accompanied by a bulldozer, raided the New Askar camp and destroyed several streets in it while deliberately damaging its civilian infrastructure.
In the occupied northeast of al-Quds, Israeli occupation forces raided the town of Anata, Salam suburb, and Qalandia camp.
Local sources in Anata reported that several Israeli military vehicles and infantry forces raided the town and its suburbs and were stationed in various areas there. The occupation soldiers also stormed several buildings and houses, with no arrests reported.
In a related incident, Israeli occupation soldiers stormed the home of the family of martyr Wissam Abu Ghweila, deploying snipers on its roof.
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