Israeli forces arrest 19 Palestinians in West Bank
Israeli occupation forces
Ramallah - Petra
Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday arrested 19 Palestinians from various West Bank cities, according to a Palestinian source.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society said in a statement that the occupation forces stormed the cities Nablus, Qalqiliah, Jenin and Hebron and arrested 19 people in what has become an almost daily campaign against the Palestinians in the occupied territories.
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