Today, Thursday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a Palestinian youth, Sedqi Marei, from Jenin, in the northern West Bank, while the funeral of the martyr Raafat Issa, who was killed by the occupation forces yesterday, Wednesday.
A statement by the occupation army stated that Merhi is suspected of being involved in the shooting incident that killed policeman Noam Raz last May.
He indicated that an M-16 rifle and two pistols were found in Marei's car.
Meanwhile, clashes erupted between dozens of Palestinians and the occupation forces, who used live and metal bullets during the arrest process, and withdrew from the city after carrying out an operation that lasted about an hour.
The occupation forces also launched a campaign of arrests in cities in the West Bank, which resulted in the arrest of 9 young men.
The Palestinian Prisoners Club reported that the occupation forces stormed the town of Dura, south of Hebron, and arrested 3 civilians, as well as 3 Palestinians from Qalqilya, in the northern West Bank, and others from the cities of Bethlehem, Ramallah and Nablus.
A video of the Jenin resistance fighters during the targeting of a pilot checkpoint for the Israeli army, west of Jenin.
Young people need a mortar, and God willing, soon.
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— Hanzala (@Hanzpal2) November 10, 2022
funeral of a martyr
Also in Jenin, the funeral of the martyr Raafat Ali Abdullah Issa, who was killed by the occupation forces yesterday, Wednesday, near the separation wall, west of Jenin.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said that the martyr was shot in the foot by several bullets fired by the occupation soldiers while he was near the separation wall, near the village of Anin, west of Jenin.
In a related context, two Palestinians were wounded during clashes with the occupation forces in the central West Bank today.
The two Palestinians were shot during clashes that erupted between dozens of Palestinians and the occupation army at the northern entrance to the cities of Ramallah and Al-Bireh.
According to witnesses, the army used live and metal bullets, and tear gas canisters, to disperse the Palestinians who threw stones at the forces.
Today, Palestine bid farewell to a second martyr, who was shot by the occupation.
Martyr Raafat Issa, Jenin.
Martyrs are not numbers, glory to the martyrs.
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— Raghad 🇵🇸 (@raghadm48) November 9, 2022
Ignite tires and close a street
The confrontations erupted after Palestinians set fire to rubber tires and closed the road leading to the Israeli Beit El checkpoint north of Ramallah, in protest against the continued Israeli violations against Palestinians.
For several months, the Israeli army has continued to carry out operations in the northern West Bank, concentrated in the cities of Nablus and Jenin, under the pretext of pursuing wanted persons.
Usually, confrontations and exchanges of fire break out during every operation carried out by the Israeli army.
The Palestinian Prisoners Club reported last month that the occupation forces had arrested about 5,300 Palestinians since the beginning of this year.