Occupied Quds – Saba:
Zionist enemy forces raided Al-Fawwar camp, south of Hebron, and the towns of Anabta, Bala'a east of Tulkarm, as well as Atil and Deir Al-Ghusun in the north of occupied Palestine on Saturday.
According to the Palestinian News Agency (WAFA), the Zionist forces stormed Al-Fawar camp, firing sound grenades and tear gas at Palestinian civilians, though no injuries were reported.
Later on Saturday evening, the Zionist enemy forces raided the towns of Anabta, Bala'a (east of Tulkarm), Atil, and Deir Al-Ghusun (north of Tulkarm).
Local sources reported that Zionist military vehicles patrolled the main streets and neighborhoods of these towns, while soldiers raided several buildings, took positions on rooftops, and conducted extensive search operations. They also stopped passing vehicles, inspected them, and checked the IDs of passengers.
In a related context, Zionist forces set up a flying checkpoint near Al-Safir roundabout in the Arraba suburb, south of Tulkarm, and near the Shweika roundabout to the north. They stopped vehicles, searched them, verified passengers' identities, and subjected them to interrogation, obstructing the movement of Palestinian citizens in the area.
Additionally, Zionist military vehicles were spotted moving along Pharaoh Street, south of Tulkarm, while reconnaissance drones flew intensively at low altitudes over the city. No arrests were reported.
Zionist enemy forces raided Al-Fawwar camp, south of Hebron, and the towns of Anabta, Bala'a east of Tulkarm, as well as Atil and Deir Al-Ghusun in the north of occupied Palestine on Saturday.
According to the Palestinian News Agency (WAFA), the Zionist forces stormed Al-Fawar camp, firing sound grenades and tear gas at Palestinian civilians, though no injuries were reported.
Later on Saturday evening, the Zionist enemy forces raided the towns of Anabta, Bala'a (east of Tulkarm), Atil, and Deir Al-Ghusun (north of Tulkarm).
Local sources reported that Zionist military vehicles patrolled the main streets and neighborhoods of these towns, while soldiers raided several buildings, took positions on rooftops, and conducted extensive search operations. They also stopped passing vehicles, inspected them, and checked the IDs of passengers.
In a related context, Zionist forces set up a flying checkpoint near Al-Safir roundabout in the Arraba suburb, south of Tulkarm, and near the Shweika roundabout to the north. They stopped vehicles, searched them, verified passengers' identities, and subjected them to interrogation, obstructing the movement of Palestinian citizens in the area.
Additionally, Zionist military vehicles were spotted moving along Pharaoh Street, south of Tulkarm, while reconnaissance drones flew intensively at low altitudes over the city. No arrests were reported.