Damascus: Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign on Tuesday in various areas of the occupied West Bank.

According to Qatar News Agency, local sources reported that occupation forces raided dozens of homes in Madama village, south of Nablus, and arrested 14 Palestinians. The sources indicated that occupation soldiers were heavily deployed throughout the village's neighborhoods, and several residents were detained and subjected to field interrogations.

Israeli occupation forces also arrested four Palestinians, including a young woman, during raids on Jenin and the displaced persons' dormitories at the Arab American University. Additionally, they detained the head of the labor union in Salfit Governorate after raiding and searching his residence.

The sources added that the occupation forces raided and searched a number of Palestinian homes and damaged several vehicles in the process.

Various areas of the occupied West Bank are experiencing continuous escalation by the Israeli occupation forces, who carry out almost daily raids and incursions into homes, arrests, and road closures, alongside repeated attacks by settlers against citizens and their property.