Corroborated · Beit Ummar, Palestinian territories ·
Israeli forces reportedly raided the home of journalist Marah Awad in Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, and detained her. Quds News Network and ME Observer say a photo posted by an Israeli soldier shows her arrest, and ME Observer adds that her eyes were blindfolded. Press TV relays the soldier's photo, describing Awad as a freelance journalist in the southern West Bank.
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| Detail | Reported | Reported by | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| What happened | Arrest raid | ME Observer (Telegram); Quds News Network; Press Tv (via @presstv (Telegram)) | 3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent |
| Place | Beit Ummar, Palestinian territories | ME Observer (Telegram); Quds News Network; consistent with it: Press Tv (via @presstv (Telegram)) | Reported by 2 independent origins |
| Who did it | Israeli forces | ME Observer (Telegram); Quds News Network; Press Tv (via @presstv (Telegram)) | 3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent |
| Target | Marah Awad | ME Observer (Telegram); Quds News Network; Press Tv (via @presstv (Telegram)) | 3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent |
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