Israeli Occupation Forces Kidnap 14 Palestinians in the West Bank

Israel abducts ten Palestinians across West Bank

Date: 17 / 10 / 2008 Time: 09:21
Bethlehem - Ma'an -

Israeli occupation forces on Friday kidnapped ten Palestinian citizens from different parts of the West Bank.

Israeli sources said that ten Palestinians were kidnapped in pre-dawn raids. Two of them are from the town of Al-Khader south of Bethlehem, where troops said that they found guns and ammunition at each of their houses.

Sources said that Israeli occupation forces later detained eight other Palestinians, six of them from Ramallah-area villages and two others from the West Bank cities of Jenin and Hebron.

Israeli sources also reported that all ten of the abductees were taken to investigation centers for questioning.

Israeli occupation forces arrest 4 Islamic Jihad activists in WB

Ramallah, October 16, 2008 (Ramattan) -

The Islamic Jihad movement said that the Israeli occupation army kidnapped on Thursday four of its members in Qabatya town north of the West Bank.

In statement received by Ramattan the movement said that the Israeli occupation forces thrust into the town and kidnapped four Jihad members.

The sources added that The Israeli occupation army stormed many houses, beating and kidnapping Ahmed Zakana, Ahmed Kameel, Ezz Kameel, Saleh Kameel.

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