West Bank – In recent developments, Israel has detained more than 2,400 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since October 7, including 90 arrests made today. This information was provided by the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club in a statement.
According to Jordan News Agency, the arrest campaign has not only involved detentions but also widespread sabotage and destruction of civilian homes. They also reported the use of some citizens as human shields and the arrest of groups of citizens as hostages. The Club’s statement, posted on its Facebook page, detailed severe beatings, threats, and abuse directed towards detainees and their families during the operations by the occupation forces.
The continuous arrest campaigns are said to be a part of a larger strategy of aggression against the Palestinian people, coinciding with what is described as an ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip. These developments highlight the escalating tensions and severe humanitarian concerns in the region.