Israeli army arrests 37 Palestinians overnight in West Bank

The Israeli Occupation Forces arrested 37 Palestinians last night from the West Bank cities of Bethlehem, Jenin, Nablus and Hebron.
Palestinian security sources reported that the Israeli army arrested 18 Palestinians from the villages of Tekoa and Abu Nejeim, east of Bethlehem. They also broke into the Orphan Welfare Society in the city and seized its computers and files.  
In Hebron, the IOF arrested 11 Palestinians from the villages of Yatta, Doura, Tarqomya and al-Fawar refugee camp. The Israeli forces also broke into houses in the city of Hebron and stole around 17,000 Shekels from its residents.
In Jenin, the Israeli army arrested 4 Palestinians from the refugee camp, and caused several cases of suffocation because of the tear gas that was fired during clashes with the Palestinian youth. The IOF raided several organizations in Jenin and seized their computers and files.
The Israeli soldiers also arrested 3 Palestinians from Nablus, from the Jordan Valley village of Fasayel. Moreover, the Israeli forces raided the city of Nablus and raided several homes.