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by IMEMC News
May 27, 2021

The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers abducted, earlier Thursday, 15 Palestinians from their homes in several parts of the occupied West Bank.

Media sources in Hebron, in southern West Bank, said the soldiers invaded many homes in the town, before abducting seven Palestinians, identified as Osama Abed-Rabbo al-Mitwer, Fares Abdul-Qader Jabarin, 32, Khalil Abdul-Karim al-Froukh, 36, Adham Jabarin, Ahmad Atiya al-Mitwer, 26, Atiya Abdul-Hamid al-Mitwer, 46, and Amjad Mohammad Jaradat.

The soldiers also summoned Samer Mustafa Jabarin, Jalal Jabarin, and Kheiran Jaradat, for interrogation in Etzion military base and security center, north of Hebron.

Among the invaded buildings is the family home of Arif Sharif Jaradat, 22, who was died, on June 19, 2016, from serious wounds he suffered on May 4, 2016, after Israeli soldiers shot him in the abdomen and the bullet exited from his back. Arif had Down’s Syndrome.

In the occupied Palestinian capital, Jerusalem, the soldiers searched several homes before abducting Adham Obeidat, Adnan Oleyyan, Nihad Zghayyar, Odai Kabaja, Mohammad Kabaja, from many parts of the city, in addition to Ahmad Ali Abu Samra from Qalandia refugee camp.

In addition, the soldiers invaded the home of a former political prisoner, identified as Ismael Halabiyya, from Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem, and summoned him for interrogation.

In Nablus, in northern West Bank, the soldiers abducted Suleiman al-Ka’bi from his home.

Furthermore, the soldiers invaded the towns of al-Yamoun and al-‘Arqa, west of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and confiscated surveillance equipment.

Furthermore, the soldiers invaded and ransacked several homes in Kafr Ni’ma town, west of Ramallah, in central West Bank, before abducting Rashad Abdo, Rafiq Sayes, and Yousef Nasr.

The PPS added that the soldiers also invaded the Um ash-Sharayet neighborhood in the al-Biereh city, and abducted Yahia Jamal Tawil.

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