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Israeli forces launch more raids across occupied West Bank
Palestinian news agency Wafa has these updates on a number of new raids across the occupied West Bank:
- Israeli forces stormed the village of Marah Rabah, south of Bethlehem.
- Occupation soldiers raided a house near Wadi al-Faraa in Tubas.
- Military vehicles were deployed to a neighbourhood and several streets in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin. They raided homes and posted demolition notices.
- Israeli forces stormed the town of Anata and its suburb, located northeast of occupied East Jerusalem, raiding homes and vandalising Palestinian property.
Israeli police raid Palestinian Bar Association election in Jerusalem
Israeli police have raided the headquarters of the Professional Associations Complex, north of occupied East Jerusalem, while the Palestinian Bar Association was holding an election.
The Prisoners’ Media Office reported that the raid took place in the Beit Hanina neighbourhood, during which Israeli police searched the premises and checked the identification of everyone present.
Israeli forces handed a summons to 15 people participating in the election, ordering them to appear for questioning later, the monitor said.
Israeli settlers attack Palestinian lands in West Bank’s Ramallah and Nablus
Violent Israeli settlers have carried out attacks on two areas in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
They stormed the village of Jaljiliya, north of Ramallah, and attempted to set fire to a Palestinian home. They also attacked an area south of the town of Sinjil after attempting another assault yesterday.
Wafa reported that a young man was injured by rubber bullets amid a settler attack on the town of Beita, located south of Nablus.
Israeli settlers attack German journalists in occupied West Bank
German international broadcaster DW says that two of its journalists were attacked by Israeli settlers while reporting in the occupied West Bank.
The pair, a correspondent and cameraperson, were in the Palestinian village of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, when they were pelted with rocks and chased, the broadcaster said in a statement.
They had been in the village to report on a protest over settler violence against Palestinians. The attack took place on Friday, but the broadcaster did not make it public until today.
“We are relieved that they were not physically injured in the attack and were able to get to safety,” DW’s director general, Peter Limbourg, said. “There is no justification for this attack. We strongly demand that the Israeli government guarantee the safety of all journalists in the West Bank.”
