Enemy arrests nine Palestinians from Hebron
Hebron - Saba:
The Israeli occupation forces arrested on Thursday nine citizens, including a female citizen, during raids and searches of citizens' homes in several areas in the Hebron Governorate.
Local and security sources told the Palestinian Ma'an Agency that the occupation forces arrested, during their raid on the city of Dhahiriya, south of Hebron, the citizen Dalida Sami Al-Wa'i, and Saif Ziad Al-Wardat.
From the city of Hebron, they arrested the freed prisoner Suhaib Qafisha from the Umm Al-Dalia neighborhood, and Musa Abu Turki from Jabal Karbaj, south of the city.
The occupation forces also arrested, during their raid on the town of Sa'ir, east of Hebron, Muhammad Mazen Khalil Jaradat, and the freed prisoner Hisham Naim Khalil Jaradat.
From the city of Dura, they arrested Ayoub Basem Ghanem and Rashid Mohammed al-Khawatra.
The occupation forces arrested Jamil Abu Hashhash from al-Fawwar camp, south of Hebron.
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