60 Palestinians detained, 16 wounded by Israeli forces in raid on Qalandiya and Kafr Aqab
60 Palestinians detained, 16 wounded by Israeli forces in raid on Qalandiya and Kafr Aqab Israeli forces have detained some 60 Palestinians in a two-day long raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Prisoners' Society reports. The group said in a statement that arrestees included women and children, and that, throughout the raid, people were subjected to…
Israeli forces conducted a two-day long raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp and the town of Kafr Aqab, detaining approximately 60 Palestinians, according to the Palestinian Prisoners' Society. The detainees included women and children, who endured severe beatings, intimidation, and the use of restraint as a form of torture. Israeli soldiers demolished shops, raided numerous homes, and evicted families from them.
In addition to the 60 people detained, the Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that 16 individuals were wounded during the assault on the camp and Kafr Aqab. Anadalou news agency, citing a member of the PLO-affiliated Qalandia Refugee Camp Popular Services Committee, revealed that three individuals sustained serious injuries, including one person who suffered a skull fracture. Another 20 people reportedly experienced tear gas inhalation.
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