'Israel' arrests 15 Palestinians and demolishes structures in the West Bank

'Israel' arrests 15 Palestinians and demolishes structures in the West Bank

News July 3, 2019
'Israel' arrests 15 Palestinians and demolishes structures in the West Bank
Occupied West Bank (QNN)- Israeli occupation forces on the dawn of Wednesday carried out a raid and arrest campaign and demolished structures owned by Palestinians throughout the occupied West Bank. Large numbers of Israeli soldiers broke into Palestinians houses in the occupied West Bank, arresting 15 Palestinians for "participating in anti occupation and settlement activities". The arrests took place in Bethlehem, Yatta, Hebron, Qabatya, and Ramallah. In addition to arrests and raids, Israeli bulldozers started in the early morning of Wednesday demolishing structures owned by Palestinians in Masafer Yatta.

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