Israeli Forces Arrest Multiple Palestinians, Women in Jerusalem Protests

Recent protests and detentions have occurred across multiple locations involving women activists and civilians. At the Cambodia-Thailand border, two Cambodian women protesting the border checkpoint closure were detained by Thai soldiers, with Cambodian authorities seeking their release. In Belfast, two women involved in pro-Palestine protests were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and subsequently interviewed by police, with supporters staging demonstrations in their defense. In Jerusalem, Israeli forces detained two Palestinians in the Old City, while also arresting two women—one a protester and the other a bystander—outside Economy Minister Nir Barkat's residence; both were subjected to strip searches before release, prompting condemnation from Hebrew University and concerns over civil rights amid ongoing conflict. These events highlight tensions surrounding protests related to border controls, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and civil liberties during times of heightened political strife.