Ramallah – Ma’an – Israeli forces seized ten Palestinians during overnight raids in the West Bank, while handing out orders for the confiscation of more land, official Palestinian sources said on Thursday.

Israeli officials delivered an order for the confiscation of 42 dunums of land belonging to the Al-Ebady family in the village of Tura, near the separation wall west of Jenin, according to the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) daily police report.

The PA police also said that Israeli settlers overran the village of Duma, southeast of Nablus, and broke the windshields of several cars.

In the city of Tulkarem, Israeli soldiers detained Mus’ab Mustapha Abdel Haq Abul Tin and Raja Ahmad Amoury during a raid, the PA said.

The police added that soldiers stormed the village of Azzun, in Qalqiliya, and arrested Mustapha Abdel Rahman Abdel Halim Hussein, 18, Hadi Anwar Hussein, 19, Radwan Muhammad Saed Radwan, 52, and Mustapha Riyad Abdel Halim Anaya, 17.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces also stormed the village of Barta’a, southwest of Jenin, according to Tawfiq Kabha, a member of the village’s municipal government. He said that while raiding houses the soldiers seized Majdi Kabha, 45, Basem Muhammad Kabha, 48, Ramadan Abdullah Mas’oud, 24, and Basem Fakhry Kabha, 33.

Kabha added that a separate Israeli force stormed the industrial areaof the village and smashed the doors of several garages where Palestinians from the interior of Israel come to have their cars repaired. The Israeli forces also seized several cars, Kabha said.