The Israeli occupation forces began a campaign of arrests in several parts of the occupied West Bank and Al-Quds last night and today, targeting a number of Palestinians, including recently released prisoners.

According to The Palestinian Prisoners Club, the occupation forces detained 36 Palestinians from the occupied West Bank who had been sent for questioning to the occupation's security agencies under the guise of taking part in a popular uprising against settlers and the occupying forces.

The occupation forces detained two brothers when they stormed Al-Bireh, as well as seven Palestinians from Tubas, a young man and two boys after raiding and searching their family's homes in the Al-Quds neighborhood of Hizma, two young men from Salfit, and another from Tulkarm.

In addition, the Bethlehem neighborhood of Husan was invaded by Israeli occupying soldiers, who wrecked havoc on hundreds of homes while detaining nine young men inside—among them, a recently released prisoner. Additionally, they detained a released prisoner from Hebron and another from Nablus.