Army kidnaps ten Palestinians and attacks others in Bethlehem and Hebron |

On Sunday morning, Israeli forces abducted at least 10 Palestinians and attacked others in various parts of the Bethlehem and Hebron governorates in the southern occupied West Bank.

According to media reports, occupation soldiers entered the village of Harmala, east of Bethlehem, and kidnapped 21-year-old Hazem Mohammad Al-Zeer after storming and searching his house.

Sources added that the army has served summons for an intelligence check to three citizens, namely Ahmad Ghazal, secretary of the Fatah movement in Kisan, Yasser Yousef Asakreh and Rashad Nayef Al-Wahsh.

Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers abducted eight Palestinian citizens on Sunday morning after storming several houses in different areas of Hebron province.

According to media sources, occupation troops entered numerous neighborhoods in the city of Hebron before abducting the young men Abdul Wadud al-Natsheh and Iyad Tawfiq Nassar from their homes.

Sources added that Israeli forces kidnapped brothers Mohammad, Yazan and Ayman Tabish, as well as Qassem Nabil Tabish, in the town of Yatta, south of the city, after storming and looting their homes.

Meanwhile, occupation troops stormed the town of Ash-Shuyukh northeast of the city of Hebron, kidnapped Mohammad Badawi Halayqa and his brother Fuad, and confiscated his vehicle.

Soldiers entered the western town of Idhna and broke into the homes of several citizens. They also ransacked and vandalized a house in the northern town of Beit Ummar.

Media sources later reported that Israeli forces had kidnapped the young man, Musa Abu Sharar, after storming and looting his house in the town of Doura, southwest of Hebron.

In addition, occupation soldiers attacked an unidentified young Palestinian man after stopping his vehicle as he drove through the town of Doura and damaged his vehicle.

A similar report said Israeli forces abducted three Palestinian citizens in the Jenin governorate in the northern West Bank on Sunday.