Occupation arrests 80 Palestinians in retaliation
The Israeli occupation forces launched a wide-scale campaign of arrests and field investigations in the West Bank, targeting at least 80 citizens, including released prisoners. This comes a day after a massacre in the town of TELL in Nablus. The campaign is part of Israel's policy of collective punishment and escalation, involving prolonged detentions, home demolitions, and physical and psychological assaults. Since the beginning of the year, arrests have continued to rise, with the number of detainees exceeding 3,600 individuals. Human rights organizations confirm that these campaigns reflect an unprecedented escalation in the crackdown on Palestinians and their targeted suppression, as the occupation continues to use arrest and torture as main tools to maintain control.
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