Jerusalem Daily: Mass arrests across occupied West Bank

Israeli forces have arrested 45 Palestinians, including women, across the occupied West Bank. Families in Gaza are mourning loved ones killed in Israeli airstrikes, and political activist Abed Abushadeh has been detained from his home in Jaffa. This is Jerusalem Daily, bringing you the latest from Palestine and Israel. At least four Palestinians were killed in renewed Israeli attacks in Gaza on Tuesday. In Khan Younis, families gathered to bury their loved ones killed in the strikes. Strikes on Gaza City have devastated this displacement camp. This man's 17-year-old daughter was one of two people killed in the strike. Yeah, I mean, that's it, man. Meanwhile, people in Khan Yunis have been protesting high prices, calling for monopolists to be held accountable. As the cold weather approaches, over two million displaced Palestinians are about to face their fourth winter in overcrowded camps and makeshift tents. . Over in the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers and soldiers continue to attack Palestinians. They destroyed this car repair shop in Hebron. They gave us a quarter of an hour, and they beat me and my son. Home and shop demolitions are regularly used by Israel to punish Palestinians, as Hebron serves as a primary pillar of the Palestinian economy. In the city of Jenin, Israeli forces carried out a mass arrest campaign, blindfolding and abducting Palestinians. This was the moment Israelis arrested a woman in Nablus. The arrests weren't limited to the occupied West Bank. In Jaffa, Israeli forces raided the home of political activist Abed Abushadeh and detained him. Rights activists and lawyers say his detention is part of a campaign of intimidation against Palestinian citizens of Israel since their elections. Stay with us on Al Jazeera for all the latest developments.