Israeli settlers raid Al-Aqsa, detains 30 Palestinians in West Bank raids

Israeli settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Sunday. Israeli forces detained at least 30 Palestinians during raids across several areas of the occupied West Bank and occupied al-Quds early Monday, with former prisoners among those detained and one Palestinian wounded during a raid in Qabatiya, south of Jenin.

Israeli forces carried out a series of raids that resulted in the detention of nine Palestinians, including former prisoners. In Jenin governorate, six Palestinians were detained, including Mohammed Nazzal and Yazan Shawish, who were detained on Sunday. A Palestinian was also moderately wounded during a raid on a home in Qabatiya.


In Al-Khalil governorate, Israeli forces detained five Palestinians from the city of al-Khalil, al-Tabaqa village and al-Arroub refugee camp. Among those detained was 30-year-old former detainee and wounded Palestinian Mahmoud Abu Sal.

Israeli forces also raided several towns in Beit Lahem governorate, detaining four Palestinians. In Nablus, troops searched several homes and detained two Palestinians, including Ashraf al-Kousa from the al-Tur area, while forces also raided the Ras al-Fara’a area south of Tubas.

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