Israeli occupation soldiers invaded, on Sunday, several regions in the West Bank, stormed and searched many citizens’ homes, and abducted dozens of Palestinians from their homes, in addition to an unknown number of Gaza workers.

JENIN

Israeli forces invaded and searched a number of Palestinian citizens’ homes in Kafr Ra’i town, and Qabatia town in the northern West Bank Jenin governorate, before abducting six young men.

Yousef Ziyad Nazzal (former prisoner),

Salah Najeh Kamil,

Karam Shaher Yahya,

Mahmoud Muhannad Yaqouba,

Hisham Dhiyab, and his brother,

Issam Nabil Dhiyab.

TULKAREM

In the northwestern part of the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers invaded and searched a number of homes in the city of Tulkarem and the town of Seida, before abducting three young men.

Yazan Omar Hosni Qazmar, 22,

Mahmoud Salam Ahmed Hattab, 35, and

Mahmoud Mufid Ahmed Zaghloul.

TUBAS

Israeli forces invaded many homes in the city of Tubas, in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank, before abducting three young men, in addition to abducting one from the Tayasir military roadblock, northeast of the city.

Burhan Anbusi,

Mahmoud Abdullah Sawafta,

Bahjat Sawafta, and

Saher Burhan Hassan Anbusi.

NABLUS

Israeli forces abducted six Palestinians from the villages of Asira al-Qibliya, and Tel, in addition to the Askar refugee camp, in the northern West Bank governorate of Nasblus.

Khalaf Muhammad Abd al-Rahim Khalaf,

Abdullah Ali Muhammad Saleh,

Ahmed Mustafa Youssef,

Imad Muhammad Abd al-Rahim Ahmad,

Ubaida Imad Mahmoud Yamin, and

Ali Ahmed Al-Musimi.

SALFIT

Occupation soldiers stormed and searched Palestinian-owned homes in the central West Bank city of Salfit, and abducted one young man.

Aziz Al-Fattash

RAMALLAH & AL-BIEREH

Israeli soldiers stormed and searched a number of homes in the Ramallah and Al-Biereh governorate in the central West Bank, including the city of Al-Biereh, and the surrounding villages of Kafr Ni’ma, Beit Sira, Ras Karkar, Deir Ammar, Beit Liqya, the Al-Jalazoun refugee camp, and Dura al-Qara’, before abducting twenty-two Palestinians.

Osama Nasser Abdo,

Abdullah Zaher Abdo,

Muhammad Deeb Abu Adi,

Muhammad Hassan Abu Adi,

Abdel Hakim Abu Adi,

Mujahid Mahmoud Alqam, 32

Muhammad Mahmoud Alqam, 20,

Khalil Hani Aql Abu Safiya, 19,

Majdi Salim Hamdan, 31,

Ali Hisham Hamdan, 30,

Arafat Yasser Hamdan, 25,

Hani Akl Abu Safiya, 50,

Islam Al-Taweel (mayor of Al-Bireh)

Saleh Jamil Nofal, 45, (former prisoner),

Baraa Odeh,

Izz Al-Din Odeh, and

Muhammad Saleh Muhammad Badr, 35,

Ahmed Makhlouf,

Youssef Riyad, and

Islam Fawaqa.

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM

invaded and searched a number of homes and abducted Palestinians from the West Bank, and an unknown number of Gaza workers who were recently forced to leave Israel. Soldiers abducted many young men from occupied Jerusalem, and the surrounding towns and villages of Al-‘Isawiya, Silwan, Al-Ram, the Shu’fat refugee camp, and the Hizma military roadblock.

Israeli police also suppressed a non-violent demonstration in support of Gaza, in occupied Jerusalem, and arrested a number of young men after assaulting them.

Muhammad Khaldoun Mustafa,

Ahmed Odeh,

Islam Al-Rajabi,

Adnan Al-Rajabi,

unknown number of Gaza workers,

Mahdi Jaber,

Adel Al-Salwadi,

Samir Maslamani,

Areen al-Zaanin,

Abd Barbar

three unidentified young men

Majd Da’na,

Abdul Qader Dari,

Mufid Ghaith

⚡️Video | The moment the occupation forces arrested #Gazan workers living in Diwan Abu Gharbiyya in the town of Al-Ram, north of #Jerusalem. pic.twitter.com/K9IRhiZgw1

— Middle East Observer (@ME_Observer_) October 22, 2023

HEBRON

Soldiers invaded the southern West Bank city of Hebron, and the surrounding towns and villages of Beit Kahil, Dura, and Susya, stormed and searched Palestinian-owned homes and abducted fourteen young men.

Moaz Muhammad Abu Arafa,

Bilal Fadl Al-Zaarir,

Baraa Ghazal,

Wissam Al-Sharbati,

Osama Fadl Asafra,

Hassan Hussein Zuhoor,

Azzam Muhammad Asafra,

Hamza Abd al-Mahdi Zuhoor,

Muhammad Mahmoud Abriyoush,

Sami Imtair,

Abd al-Rahim al-Darabi’ and his son,

Usaid al-Darabi’,