Hebron - Ma'an - The siege imposed by the occupation authorities on the Hebron Governorate continues for the fifth consecutive day, and citizens are unable to move freely inside and outside the governorate due to the closure of the side and main roads with iron gates. According to drivers, the road between the cities of Hebron and Halhul was opened, as well as the road under the Beit Kahil Bridge, while the immigration road south of Hebron was closed by a small truck whose driver was trying to cross the area, and road conditions may change from one moment to the next. In a related context, the Israeli occupation forces arrested 8 citizens during raids and searches that were concentrated in Khirbet Qalqas, south of Hebron, where 6 citizens from the Salhab family were arrested: Muhammad Abdul Salam Salhab, Hammam Hamed Salhab, Ibrahim Mahmoud Salhab, Nour al-Din Muhammad Salhab, Osama Ahmad Salhab, and Amjad Ahmad Salhab. The young man, Zaid Musa Abu Asnena, was also arrested from his family's home in the Ja bal Abu Rumman neighborhood in the city of Hebron. In the town of Idhna, the occupation forces arrested the young man, Ahmed Khalil Al-Batran, after raiding his family's home. Meanwhile, the occupation forces stormed the house of the martyr Muhannad Al-Aswad and some of his brothers' houses in the town of Idhna. Source: Maan News Agency
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