Israeli security forces arrested a number of wanted suspects overnight in central Nablus and in al-Bireh, in the Ramallah district, according to a security source. No further details on the identities or alleged offenses have been released.
Overnight Thursday, Israeli security forces detained several wanted individuals in central Nablus and in al-Bireh, the Ramallah district's administrative center, a security source told the Saudi-financed Al Arabiya affiliate 301 World News. The operation fits a sustained pattern of nightly raids across Judea and Samaria: as The Zioneer has reported since mid-June, IDF and Border Police units, often Shin Bet-directed, have carried out dozens of arrest operations focused on Hamas and PIJ cells, weapons seizures, and fugitive tracking in the Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem, and Hebron areas. No identities, alleged offenses, or whether weapons were confiscated in this specific activity have been disclosed. The arrest count in the West Bank since January has passed 2,500 according to IDF figures cited in earlier coverage.
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