GAZA — The
Palestinian Prisoners Club reported that while the exchange agreement for
releasing detainees from Israeli prisons is underway, the Israeli Occupation
Forces are conducting arrests in the
West Bank during the temporary truce.
اضافة اعلان
Amani
Srahanah, the media officer at the
Prisoners Club, stated on Monday,
"Israeli authorities carried out a series of arrests in the West Bank,
including East Jerusalem, during the four days of the humanitarian truce,
affecting 260 Palestinians, Khaberni reported.
Srahanah
highlighted that this is part of "a campaign involving raids on Palestinian
cities and towns, accompanied by acts of sabotage and assaults on
detainees and their families." She emphasized that Israel has arrested 3,260
Palestinians in the West Bank since October 7.
She pointed
out, "Detainees are being interrogated by Israeli intelligence officers,
with some being released after hours or days, while others are transferred to
administrative detention (without charges) or face trial."
It is
anticipated that Israel will release the fourth and final batch of the prisoner
exchange deal with the
Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) this evening. Upon
completing the process, Israel will have released 150 Palestinian prisoners
from its jails in exchange for Hamas releasing 50 Israeli civilians.
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