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by IMEMC News
Jan 11, 2025

On Friday, Israeli forces bombed a citizen’s home and abducted fifteen Palestinians, including a woman, in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank.

Undercover Israeli agents “Musta’ribeen” besieged a home after infiltrating the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, on Friday morning, sparking protests from local Palestinians.

Media sources said that Israeli special forces, dressed in civilian clothing, infiltrated Qabatiya town and surrounded a Palestinian-owned home, before several military reinforcements arrived, accompanied by heavy machinery.

Sources added that the army fired “Energa” anti-tank grenades at the besieged home without causing any injuries, amid the overhead flight of reconnaissance drones, after closing all entrances to the town.

Meanwhile, a large number of infantry soldiers spread throughout the town, storming and ransacking several citizens’ homes, and abducting at least fifteen Palestinians, including a woman.

Occupation forces opened fire at citizens’ homes and seized surveillance camera recordings, while armed resistance fighters exchanged fire with the invading army.

Furthermore, during the military incursion Israeli forces took measurements of three citizens’ homes in Qabatiya town, in a prelude to demolishing them.

Media sources said that the army invaded two homes belonging to the Asaad Mahmoud Nazzal family and another belonging to the citizen, Mohammad Asaad Nazzal, before taking measurements of the homes.

In related news, occupation forces invaded the nearby village of Ash-Shuhada (Martyrs’ Triangle), southwest of Jenin, triggering protests.

Media sources said that Israeli soldiers stormed Ash-Shuhada village, on Friday afternoon, broke into a citizen’s home, and fired live rounds and concussion grenades; no injuries were reported.

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