Dozens Of Palestinians Kidnapped In West Bank

Israeli soldiers conducted a large military campaign in various districts of the occupied West Bank, and kidnapped dozens of Palestinians, mainly Hamas and Islamic Jihad members, legislators, political leaders and students.Sources within the Hamas movement told the Ma’an News Agency that the army broke into and searched dozens of homes in the northern West Bank district of Nablus, and kidnapped the following persons;

Dr. Mohammad Ghazal, Ahmad al-Haj Ali, Hosni al-Bourini, all members of the Legislative Council on the Hamas ticket, Firas Jarrar, Samir Abu Shu’eib, Nasser Abu Aisha, Anas Raddad, Talal Abu Asab, Abdullah Bani Odeh, Ahmad Nabhan, Ahmad al-Bayarwy, Samir Abu Shu’eib, Ahmad Malabsha, Hatheefa Salama, Ahmad Hamadna, Mohammad Sawalha, and Mohammad Daghlas.

In the northern West Bank district of Tulkarem, the soldiers kidnapped legislator Abdul-Rahman Zeidan, also invaded the home of legislator Fathi al-Qar’aawy, and thoroughly searched it before interrogating his sons, and ordering one of them, Hamza, to head to a nearby military base for interrogation.

Dozens of soldiers also invaded the central West Bank district of Tubas, and kidnapped a two Palestinians identified as Faze’ and Nader Awafta, while residents Abdullah Sbeita, Amir ad-Dahbour, and Nael Enaya in Azzoun town.

Soldiers also continued their massive invasions into the Hebron district, and kidnapped at least eight Palestinians, after breaking into their homes and searching them.

Meanwhile, sources within the Hamas movement in the West Bank stated the army kidnapped at least 70 Hamas leaders.

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Dozens of the kidnapped Palestinians have been identified as:

1. Hamas leader Hasan Yousef, Ramallah.
2. Former Minister Wasfy Habaha, Jenin.
3. Former political prisoner, Firas Jarrar, Nablus.
4. Samir Abu Shu’eib, Awarta – Nablus.
5. Anas Raddad, Tulkarem.
6. Abdullah Bani Odeh, Tammoun – Tubas.
7. Talal Abu Asaba – Qalqilia.
8. Mahmoud Enaya – Qalqilia.
9. Former political prisoner Ahmad Awwad – Nablus.
10. Hamas leader Ahmad Nabhan, Askar refugee camp – Nablus.
11. Hatheefa Ziyada, Madama village – Nablus.
12. Mohammad Azmy al-Barbarawy – Hebron.
13. Adeeb Wahdan – Ramallah.
14. Amir Dahbour – Qalqilia.
15. Nael Anaya – Qalqilia.
16. Mahran al-Qashra – Qalqilia.
17. Nasser Barakat.
18. Ahmad Salatna.
19. Abdul-Hakim al-Qadah.
20. Ahmad Malaysha.
21. ‘Alaa Abu Khader.
22. Arafat Nasser – Ramallah.
23. Omar Barghouthi – Ramallah.
24. Mohsen Shreim – Qalqilia.
25. Sheikh Hasan Zeid Sarhan – Nablus.
26. Sajed Khatatba – Nablus.
27. Tareq Sha’baan Abu al-Halawa – Hebron.
28. Marwan Yassin Zahda.
29. Sa’id Qasrawy – Ramallah.
30. Abdul-Hadi Shbeita – Azzoun, Qalqilia.
31. Abdullah Shbeita – Azzoun, Qalqilia.
32. Marwan Mahra – Salfit.
33. Khaled Abu Arafa – Jerusalem (Former Jerusalem Minister).
34. Mos’ab al-Ashqar – Tulkarem.
35. Mohammad Adeeb Mousa – Bethlehem.
36. Nader Sawafta – Tubas.
37. Faze’ Sawafta – Tubas.
38. Osama Shahin – Doura – Hebron (Head of Palestinian Studies Center).
39. Ammar Manna’ – Tulkarem.
40. Tareq Qa’daan – Jenin.
41. Sobhy Qfeisha.
42. Sajed Khatatba – Beit Furik, Nablus.
43. Mustafa Rabay’a – Jenin.
44. Ja’far Ezzeddin – Jenin.
45. Mohammad Abu Shamma – Tammoun.
46. Abdul-Jabbar Jarrar – Jenin.
47. Karim Ayyad, Deheisha refugee camp – Bethlehem.
48. Aref Salim – Azzoun.
49. Hasan Safady – Nablus.
50. Fathi Yassin Abu Srour – Aida refugee camp, Bethlehem.
51. Najib Mafarha – Ramallah.
52. Hosni al-Boureeny – Nablus.
53. Legislator Fadel Hamdan – al-Biereh, Ramallah.
54. Yousef al-Lahham – Deheisha refugee camp, Bethlehem.
55. Amro Diab.
56. Mohammd Ghazzal – Nablus.
57. Qassem Abu Hussein – Hebron.
58. Ahmad Hamadna – Nablus.
59. Yahia Saleh.
60. Mohammad Nidal Daghlas.
61. Adham Shouly.
62. Ali Hannoun – Ramallah.
63. Alaa az-Za’azeeq.
64. Hotheifa Salama.
65. Yousef Abu Sneina – Hebron.
66. Sa’id Abu Hussein – Hebron.
67. Ahmad Zeid.
68. Ibrahim Abu Salem – Bir Nabala – Jerusalem.
69. Ahmad Totah.
70. Samer Shawwa.
71. Mohammad Rashed Herzallah – Deir al-Ghsoun, Tulkarem.
72. Mohamad Sayyed – Hebron

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