Arrests

Five Palestinian teenagers were arrested in the West Bank for forming the 'Sa'ir Battalions' terror cell. In separate raids, security forces seized weapons and captured a suspect involved in a vehicular ramming.

The suspects, aged 16-20, were arrested as part of an investigation into violent incidents in At-Tuwani and Khirbet Tuba, in which structures and a vehicle were torched and graffiti was sprayed. Three vehicles were seized. Police expect further arrests.

The Baghdad government arrested several figures in the umbrella organization of Shiite militias "Hashd al-Shaabi" as part of an attempt to centralize weapons in the hands of the state. The arrests took place a few days after the arrest and release of a senior militia official named Abbas al-Yaqubi.

At least 30 Palestinians were arrested overnight across the West Bank, according to the Palestinian Prisoners' Club. Simultaneously, police arrested the Minister for Jerusalem Affairs, Ashraf al-Awar, in Silwan following a home search.

Two suspects were arrested after breaking through the Hizma checkpoint and attempting to flee. Their vehicle drove over spike strips and hit a civilian car before being located in the Beit Hanina neighborhood.

As part of police operations against illegal weapons and shooting incidents, Southern District officers and Border Police (Magav) were deployed to Rahat to quell a mass brawl. Two police officers were injured by stone-throwing and required medical treatment.

Police forcibly cleared protesters who occupied the road on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv after the demonstration was held without prior coordination. Nine individuals were arrested on suspicion of disturbing the peace and obstructing traffic.

IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police forces conducted a widespread operation throughout the West Bank tonight, arresting Hamas activists and suspects involved in planning attacks. In Samaria, troops raided the village of Tel, the home of the terrorist who carried out Friday's shooting attack.