RAMALLAH (Dispatches) – Zionist troops stormed several areas throughout the West Bank Monday morning, arrested at least 15 Palestinians, confiscated equipment from farmers and demolished a historical building.
In Wadi Qana, near Salfit northern West Bank, the Zionist regime’s bulldozers leveled to the ground a 100 years old building and confiscated farmers' solar panels, citing the area being a natural reserve.
Palestinian sources said that Zionist troops banned Wadi Qana's farmers from access into their lands.
In a separate pre-dawn raid to Tulkarem city north of the West Bank, Zionist troops stormed a gas station and seized its surveillance cameras after a thorough search, reported the official Palestinian news agency WAFA.  
Palestinian sources said that the Zionist troops have intensified their military activities in various locations in the northern West Bank, raiding commercial shops and seizing cameras overnight without explanations to their owners.
Meanwhile, Palestinian Prisoners Club said in a press statement Monday that Zionist troops arrested at least 15 Palestinians in the early morning hours from the West Bank and three others from East al-Quds.
Sources also confirmed the Zionist troops closed down access to two East al-Quds towns.