Israeli forces arrested 12 Palestinians during overnight raids in several parts of the West Bank on Sunday, according to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA.
WAFA reported that troops raided towns and villages in Qalqilya, Tubas, and Jenin, as well as the Aida and Al-Azza refugee camps near Bethlehem and the Askar camp in Nablus. The agency said soldiers searched homes, damaged property, and assaulted residents before detaining 12 people.
In a separate incident, settlers reportedly stormed the Al-Tahadi School in the village of Ibziq, north of Tubas, vandalized facilities, and burned a Palestinian flag.
The Palestinian Prisoners Affairs Authority said the number of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons has exceeded 11,000, claiming detainees face “catastrophic conditions,” including torture, starvation, and medical neglect.
