Zionist enemy arrests number of Palestinians in West Bank & Quds
Occupied Quds - (Saba):
The Zionist enemy forces arrested, on Friday, a number of Palestinian citizens from various areas in the West Bank and occupied Quds.
The Prisoners' Media Office said in a statement that the enemy forces arrested Abdul Rahman Abahra from Al-Yamoun town, and Uday Nabil Abed from Kafradan in Jenin governorate.
It added that the forces arrested Mohammed Abu Khadija and Walid Damati from Kafr Saba neighbourhood in Qalqilya governorate.
The arrests also included Muhammad Dharar Shahrour from Balaa town in Tulkarm, Tayseer Muhammad Farid Samara from Bruqin in Salfit, Amin al-Zahir from al-Makhfiya neighbourhood in Nablus, and Ibrahim Nassif from Kafr Aqab in Quds.
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