Israeli army detained 21 Palestinians, including an Al Jazeera reporter, in Hebron

According to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, Israeli soldiers raided and searched many houses in the town of Dura, southwest of Hebron.

Israeli soldiers, who damaged household goods during the raids, detained 21 Palestinians, including Fatah Movement Hebron Southern Region Secretary Sheravne and Al Jazeera correspondent Nasser. The detained Palestinians were taken to an unknown place.

In the post made on Al Jazeera television's Telegram account, it was reported that Israeli soldiers raided his house in the Dura document and detained Muntasir Nasser.

Palestinian house turned into military headquarters

On the other hand, Israeli soldiers forcibly evacuated the house in Burc village in the south of Hebron, where three families and 15 people, mostly children, lived. The soldiers later turned the house in question into a military headquarters.

The Israeli army also established numerous military checkpoints at the entrances of towns, villages and refugee camps throughout Hebron. Some of the main and secondary roads were closed to traffic with iron gates, concrete blocks and earth embankments.

The Israeli army continues raids, detentions, road closures and house searches throughout Hebron. All these practices negatively affect the daily life and transportation of Palestinians.