Protests in Nablus, Zionist-puppet PA arrests 6 Hamas’s supporters

Tensions have re-prevailed in Fara’a refugee camp in Nablus as clashes erupted between the residents and zionist-puppet PA forces.

The protesters have closed, last night, the main street that links between the Fara’a refugee camp and Nablus city, and prevented individuals and vehicles from passing through the road.

The protests came following the PA refusal to release political detainees from the camp as it was agreed upon before, local sources said.

The sources pointed out that the agreement states the release of all detainees who have no relation with the events that took place recently in Fara’a camp, but the Public Prosecutor refused to do so.

Meanwhile, the PA forces continued the arrest campaign against Hamas’s leaders and supporters in the West Bank where 3 Palestinians were arrested and 3 others were summoned for being affiliated to Hamas.

PA court has extended the arrest of a political prisoner from Nablus, while sources in Qalqilya and Bethlehem confirmed the escalation of torture against detainees in PA jails. A student from al-Khalil has continued his hunger strike behind PA bars.

In Tulkarem, PA forces arrested three citizens including a student and two former political detainees.

In Bethlehem, PA security forces stormed and searched the house of a leader in the Islamic bloc where they asked his family to hand himself over. He is a liberated prisoner.

In Qalqilya, the Preventive Security launched a summons campaign against a number of citizens. While, reliable sources confirmed that some political detainees were subjected to severe torture in PA jails.