Israeli occupation forces raided the Balata, Askar and Ein refugee camps in Nablus before dawn on Saturday, storming and searching dozens of homes amid a wide military deployment, and detaining a number of young men and women for field interrogation.
Local sources said the occupation forces raided Ein camp west of Nablus, stormed and searched several homes, and detained a number of young men and women during the raids on Balata and Askar camps east of the city.
In Balata camp, the occupation forces arrested 15 citizens, among them released prisoners, in addition to Umm Mohammed al-Khatib, the mother of released and deported prisoner Mohammed al-Khatib, and transferred her for interrogation.
The occupation forces also turned a house in the Balata al-Balad area into a field interrogation center, amid a wide military deployment and raids on citizens' homes.
Occupation intelligence subjected the detainees to field interrogation in bitter cold, placing numbers on their faces instead of their names before releasing them hours later, with threats not to participate in any activity.
