Occupation forces warn Nablus residents amid arms trading arrests
The Israeli occupation army issued a warning to the residents of Nablus in the West Bank after detaining Palestinians on charges of involvement in arms trafficking, which is purportedly aimed at carrying out attacks against Israelis and occupation forces. It was clarified that the arrest operation was carried out by the "Duvduvan" unit and targeted Palestinians involved in trading in military tools linked to what they described as "terrorist infrastructure." The army considered that arms trafficking constitutes part of the activities targeting Israeli forces in the area. The military issued a warning to the residents not to deal with arms dealers, emphasizing its ongoing efforts to carry out decisive operations against those who assist in transporting weapons or participate in activities deemed terrorist by Israel. This comes amid a escalation of military operations and continuous arrests in Nablus and other areas of the West Bank, along with increased military measures against Palestinians suspected of involvement in armed activities.
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