Israeli forces arrest 10 Palestinians in widespread occupied West Bank raids

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Raids across several districts leave young men injured, disrupt movement and extend to a wedding reception and a gathering welcoming a recently released detainee.

Israeli forces arrested at least 10 Palestinians, including a woman, and assaulted several others during raids across the occupied West Bank early on Saturday, as military restrictions and operations disrupted daily life in multiple areas.

Local sources told Anadolu that the arrests took place in the northern city of Nablus, where Israeli military vehicles entered several neighbourhoods and refugee camps, including Balata, Askar and Ein Beit al-Ma’.

The forces also evacuated a house in eastern Nablus and converted it into a military barracks, while conducting field interrogations of residents, the sources said.

Several young men were injured after being beaten by soldiers during raids in Balata refugee camp and Balata al-Balad.

Israeli forces also raided the town of Tammun, south of Tubas, searching homes and tightening restrictions at the Ein Shibli checkpoint in the northern Jordan Valley, disrupting residents’ movement.

In Jenin province, troops raided homes in Al-Mughayyir village, east of the city, and entered the Wadi Burqin area southwest of Jenin.

In the southern occupied West Bank, Israeli forces closed a side road near the military gate at the entrance to Al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron.

In the central occupied West Bank, Israeli forces raided Beitunia, west of Ramallah, and closed the entrance to Al-Mughayyir village, northeast of the city, preventing residents from entering or leaving, according to local sources.

The official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that soldiers also raided a wedding reception in the village on Friday evening, firing tear gas at around 150 guests.

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