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Israeli forces storm West Bank towns, fire stun grenades at al-Am’ari refugee camp

Israeli forces storm West Bank towns, fire stun grenades at al-Am’ari refugee camp Israeli forces stormed the Qalandia refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, but there were no reports of immediate arrests, Wafa reported. They also raided the town of Kafr Aqab in north Jerusalem, and the city of el-Bireh where they stormed different neighbourhoods and fired stun grenades at al-Am’ari refugee…

Israeli forces stormed several towns in the occupied West Bank. According to Wafa, they raided the Qalandia refugee camp, the town of Kafr Aqab in north Jerusalem, and the city of el-Bireh.

In el-Bireh, Israeli forces stormed different neighbourhoods and fired stun grenades at al-Am’ari refugee camp, as reported by Middle East Eye.

There were no reports of immediate arrests in Qalandia refugee camp.

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