On october 14, Israeli forces carried out an arrest campaign in the city of Jerusalem, while 3 families emptied their homes in the town of Silwan in preparation for implementing the decision to self-demolish them.

Arrests and Raids

• At dawn, the forces, accompanied by the intelligence, stormed the Old City of Jerusalem, and carried out arrests after storming homes. The detainees were identified as: Yousef Hazina, Adnan Al-Shallodi, Saad Noreen, Ahmed Al-Hawash, Mohammad Bader, and Majd Al-Rash.

• In the evening, the forces stormed the town of Silwan, and arrested the boy Adam Zaytoun.

Historic

**It was not the first time Adam Zaytoun was arrested without reason**:

on January 23, 2023, the israeli police carried out a series of arrests and summonses against 11 boys from occupied Jerusalem. The lawyer of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem, Mohammad Mahmoud, explained that within a span of two hours, the police arrested and summoned 11 boys, from the town of Silwan, the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, and the village of Issawiya in the city, pointing out that their ages ranged between 13-17 years. Lawyer Mahmoud explained that the police decided to release 5 boys on condition of house arrest for two days, and a third-party bail, and they are: Adam Najm, Fouad Jibril, Adam Halisi, Khader Sumrein, and Medhat Zahdeh. The police also released the boy, Adam Zaytoun, after he was summoned for interrogation, without conditions, and Amjad Shawar without conditions. Lawyer Mahmoud pointed out that the police summoned 3 others from the village of Issawiya, and after hours released them.

Location

(Well of Job or "Bier Ayoub" is located about half a kilometer south of Silwan Pool. This well is attributed to the Prophet Job. It is a large well, about 40 meters deep, and the water comes from the Umm al-Draj spring. The construction of this well was renewed by the Ayyubid Sultan Saladin in 1187 AD.)

The same day in Jerusalem

The settlers continued to storm Al-Aqsa, while continuing calls to intensify the storming during the "Sukkot" holiday.

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