Zionist militants arrested dozens of people south of Nablus this morning (Tuesday) in an attempt to find the man who shot at them two days ago.
The two villages of “Aqraba” and “Tramsaia” in the south of the city of Nablus in the north of the West Bank witnessed widespread arrests of Palestinians this morning (Tuesday).
According to the Shahab News website, a large number of Zionist regime agents, along with the special forces of the “Alimam” battalion, attacked the two villages, blocked the entrance and exit of the village with boulders and armored vehicles, and tried to enter the houses when the residents were asleep.
On Sunday, a young Palestinian man got out of his car in the Zatra area, south of Nablus, and fired at Israeli troops stationed at a checkpoint, injuring three soldiers. Two of them are still in critical condition. The Zionists say that the shooter then took his car to “Aqraba” and that the villagers set the car on fire in order to remain anonymous.
The military ousted residents from their homes and interrogated them, detaining dozens of people and taking them away.
Israeli army spokesman Avikhai Adrei also wrote on his Twitter page that the army and Shabak (Israel’s Internal Security Agency) arrested a number of people suspected of involvement in the shooting incident in “Zatra” and confiscated the vehicle used by the shooter.
In the coming days, we must witness a joint operation by the Israeli army and the Israeli intelligence service to arrest the perpetrator of the shooting and widespread arrests to obtain information from him, the Ma’ariv newspaper reported yesterday.
According to the newspaper, the Zionist army is doing its best to prevent other similar operations, and due to the postponement of the elections, various occasions during Ramadan, clashes in Quds and in the area of ​​”Sheikh Jarrah” and yesterday’s operation, the possibility of escalating tensions.