Israeli forces arrest at least 19 in occupied West Bank raids

Israeli forces have detained at least 19 people in yet another wave of arrests across the occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reports citing Wafa.

In Qalqilya and the nearby town of Jayyous, Israeli forces detained 13 people, including a woman.

In Bethlehem, Israeli forces rounded up six more people, including two brothers, the news agency said.

Two more people were arrested in the villages of Beit Rima and Kafr Ein, located northwest of Ramallah.

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