
Israeli Occupation Forces arrested on Wednesday, seven Palestinians from the West Bank city of Hebron.Local and security sources said that Israeli forces arrested Amin Abdul Karem al-Tawil, 19, Ma'moun Mohammed al-Khalaileh,20, Ahmed Mussa al-Khalaila, 19, Khalil Abdul Azisz al-Khalaila, 20, and Alaa Mohammed al-Badarin from the village of Samou', after raiding and searching their houses.Israeli forces arrested Shadi Ahmed Abu Raya from al-Aroub refugee camp and Hamada Mahmoud al-Berawi from the village of Yatta.IOF forces raided al-Shioukh village, set military checkpoints at the northern entrance of Hebron city and on the entrances of Sa'ir, Haloul villages and on the entrance of al-Fawwar refugee camp.The IOF troops stopped the vehicles and searched them by using the Police dogs and checked the passengers' IDs.In Nablus, five Palestinians were arrested after several Israeli military jeeps raided the city and the village of Bureen.Security sources said that IOF troops arrested Ahmed Fathi Esteiteh, 31, from the old city and Khaaled al-Sayeh and Mohammed Samih Elaiwi, 26.IOF troops raided the village of Bureen south of Nablus, and arrested Mohammed Saed al-Najjar, 20, and Mohammed Ali Qadous, 20, after raiding several houses in the village.
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