AhlulBayt News Agency: The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed on Saturday evening different areas of Jenin province and kidnaped two Palestinian citizens, amid clashes with local youths.
According to local sources, the IOF stormed Rummanah village in western Jenin and fired volleys of tear gas canisters at Palestinian citizens, homes and a Mosque during clashes with local youths.
Several citizens reportedly suffered from their exposure to tear gas during the IOF raid on the village.
Clashes also broke out between local youths and Israeli forces at the junction of Jaba village in southern Jenin.
The IOF also stormed the villages of Zububa, Tayba and Anin in western Jenin, with no reported arrests.
Meanwhile, the IOF kidnaped a young man at a makeshift checkpoint at the junction of Aja village in the southwest of Jenin.
Another young man identified as Mohamed Abul-Rab from Jalbun village in eastern Jenin was taken prisoner by the IOF at a checkpoint near Salfit.
In east al-Quds, Israeli police officers severely beat two Palestinian children in Bab al-Amud area of the holy city before hauling them to a detention center.
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According to local sources, the IOF stormed Rummanah village in western Jenin and fired volleys of tear gas canisters at Palestinian citizens, homes and a Mosque during clashes with local youths.
Several citizens reportedly suffered from their exposure to tear gas during the IOF raid on the village.
Clashes also broke out between local youths and Israeli forces at the junction of Jaba village in southern Jenin.
The IOF also stormed the villages of Zububa, Tayba and Anin in western Jenin, with no reported arrests.
Meanwhile, the IOF kidnaped a young man at a makeshift checkpoint at the junction of Aja village in the southwest of Jenin.
Another young man identified as Mohamed Abul-Rab from Jalbun village in eastern Jenin was taken prisoner by the IOF at a checkpoint near Salfit.
In east al-Quds, Israeli police officers severely beat two Palestinian children in Bab al-Amud area of the holy city before hauling them to a detention center.
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