Tuesday morning, Israel soldiers invaded the village of Yatta, south of the West Bank city of Hebron, conducted military searches, and arrested one resident.
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A local source in the village reported that soldiers broke into the home of Aref Qazza, searched it and arrested his son Ammar, 17.
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Aref said that soldiers caused damage to the furniture while searching the home, and held his family in one room before arresting his son.
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A Palestinian security source in the village reported that soldiers broke into dozens of homes in the village overnight and at dawn, and closed several streets.
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Dozens of residents were held and interrogated while soldiers searched the cars on the portable checkpoints which were erected in the village and around it.
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Also, soldiers conducted military searches in dozens of homes in the villages of Itna and Yatta near Hebron, and interrogated dozens of residents, especially the youth.
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Several residents were punched and clubbed by the soldiers while interrogating them, no arrests. ÂÂ
