Illegal Israeli paramilitary colonizers carried out many incursions and assaults across multiple areas of the occupied West Bank on Monday, targeting villages, towns, homes, and essential infrastructure from Jenin in the northern West Bank to Hebron in the southern West Bank and Ramallah in the central West Bank.
In Kafr Qud, south‑west of Jenin, four colonizers invaded the village at around eight in the morning, roamed through several neighborhoods, and filmed water springs and the village council building before withdrawing.
Colonizers also invaded the nearby town of al‑Yamun, west of Jenin, moving through residential areas in another provocative display.
Local sources said these repeated incursions reflect an ongoing escalation throughout Jenin’s villages in recent weeks.
Overnight in Anza, south of Jenin, colonizers stole a beverage kiosk and seized all of its contents. Hours later, colonizers again invaded Kafr Qud, repeating the same pattern of roaming through neighborhoods and photographing public sites before leaving.
In Beitillu, west of Ramallah, colonizers cut and destroyed electricity poles in the az‑Zarqa area. Colonizers also sabotaged a water pipeline in the Ein Samia area near Kafr Malik, north‑east of Ramallah.
The Colonizers also invaded Palestinian olive orchards in Sinjil town, northeast of Ramallah, before bulldozing and uprooting many olive trees.
In addition, colonizers, driving four-wheelers stormed areas around homes in Turmus Ayya, north of Ramallah, and conducted provocative acts while attempting to force the Palestinians out of their lands.
In related news, Israeli occupation forces issued two military notices in Silwad, east of Ramallah, ordering the seizure of additional Palestinian land for new colonial roads.
One route begins at Road 60, passes through Silwad’s lands toward the Kafr ‘Ana landfill road, descends toward the lands of Ein Yabrud and Dura al‑Qare‘, and continues to the illegal colony of Beit El.
The second begins at the same bypass road leading to a colonial outpost on Silwad and al‑Burj lands, descending toward Bab al‑Wad Road and connecting to the Ramallah–Nablus Road in Ein Sinya.
In al‑Maniya, south‑east of Bethlehem, colonizers destroyed the drinking‑water network in the al‑Qarn area for the fifth time in recent days and attacked the home of resident Ismael Jabarin and his sons, subjecting all occupants to harsh interrogations.
In at‑Tuwani, part of Masafer Yatta south of Hebron, colonizers attacked homes belonging to the Mousa Rib’ey family while accompanied by Israeli soldiers. Children and women were terrified during the assault.
Israeli forces abducted the head of the al‑Tuwani village council, Mohammad Rib’ey, and the head of the Susiya village council, Nasr al‑Nawaj‘a.
An elderly woman, Khadra Rib’ey, sustained bruises after colonizers assaulted her. Israeli forces also photographed the home of resident Ibrahim al‑Harini in Khallet al‑Farra, south of Hebron.
In Sa‘ir, north‑east of Hebron, colonizers obstructed municipal crews paving a road leading to the Hamroush area and damaged sections of the newly paved route.
These incidents reflect only a fraction of the violations carried out by Israeli occupation forces and illegal paramilitary colonizers across the occupied West Bank.
On Sunday, Israeli colonizers carried out a series of attacks across the West Bank, burning homes and a mosque, damaging civilian property, assaulting residents, and stealing livestock.
Also, Israeli forces and colonizers killed two Palestinians and injured one, on Sunday night, during a coordinated attack against citizens in the town of Deir Jarir, northeast of Ramallah in the central occupied West Bank.
Numerous attacks remain unreported or unreachable due to movement restrictions, armed colonizer presence, and the continued escalation on the ground, limiting the ability to fully monitor and document all violations.
