Ramallah– Israeli authorities began construction of a new settlement road in the lands of Al-Jaba'a village, southeast of Bethlehem, while arresting 15 Palestinians from various areas of the West Bank.
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According to the head of Al-Jaba'a village council, Diab Mashala, Israeli bulldozers started clearing land this morning to construct a 5-kilometer settlement road stretching from the western side of Al-Jaba'a to Wadi Fukin and ending at Husan village as part of an expansionist settlement plan.
Mashala highlighted that this measure would result in the seizure of hundreds of agricultural dunums, depriving Palestinian farmers of access to their lands west of the new settlement road.
Arrest Campaigns and Raids
Israeli forces launched widespread raids, searches, and arrests across the West Bank, accompanied by confrontations in some areas.
Fifteen Palestinians were detained, accused of involvement in armed resistance.
During the campaign, dozens of homes were searched, their contents vandalized, and residents subjected to field interrogations.
Armed clashes erupted in certain areas as locals confronted the invading forces.
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