Earlier Tuesday, Israeli occupation soldiers continued their invasions and violations across the occupied West Bank, abducting many Palestinians, including two siblings, a young man with special needs, in addition to a mother and two of her children.
The soldiers abducted a Palestinian civilian from the Shweika neighborhood, north of Tulkarem in the northwestern West Bank. Local sources confirmed that Mazuz Ja’ron was taken from his home following a military invasion.
In a related incident, soldiers stormed the residence of Fuad al-Jayyousi in the eastern suburb of Ektaba, conducted a thorough search, and occupied the rooftop. simultaneously, troops blocked traffic on the main road, inspecting vehicles and verifying the identification of passengers.
Tulkarem and its two refugee camps, Tulkarm and Nur Shams, remain under siege for the 198th consecutive day. Armored vehicles and infantry units continue to encircle the camps, preventing residents from accessing their homes and intensifying the humanitarian toll.
The soldiers also invaded Baqat Al-Hatab and Hajjah village, east of Qalqilia in the northern West Bank, before storming and violently searching many homes, especially in the Al-Bayader area and the western neighborhood.
During the invasion of Baqat al-Hatab, the soldiers abducted Imtiaz Rafiq and her children, Mo’men and Yaqin Nidal Abdul-Ghani.
In Bethlehem, soldiers invaded the Saff Street area in the city center and abducted Mohammad Mahmoud Abu Ayyash, 25, and Nassim Walid al-Hreimi, 24, after storming and ransacking their homes.
Additional incursions targeted the cities of Beit Sahour and Beit Jala, as well as the Al-Azza and Deheishe refugee camps.
In Ramallah, in the central West Bank, four young men were abducted from the Al-Am’ari refugee camp, south of the city, and another from Al-Bireh, northeast of Ramallah.
Media sources identified the abductees as Abdullah Khalil Abu ‘Atiya, Mohammad Omar Abu Kweik, Na’im Khalil at-Toukhi, and Mohammad Khalil Balah from Al-Am’ari, along with Ezzeddin Tawil from his home in the Al-Baloa’ area of Al-Bireh.
In Salfit, in the central West Bank, soldiers invaded the town of Kafr Ed-Deek, searched and ransacked several homes, causing extensive damage before abducting three young men, including a Palestinian with special needs. The detainees were identified as Zahi and his brother Amro Ibrahim Ed-Deek, along with Ramadan Jasser Ed-Deek.
In Hebron, located in the southern West Bank, Israeli forces abducted Mohammad Younis Shalalda from the town of Sa’ir after breaking into his home and vandalizing its contents. The incursion was part of a broader campaign of home invasions across the region.
In the town of Taffuh, west of Hebron, soldiers invaded multiple residences belonging to the Erzeiqat family, smashing doors, and destroying household belongings.
Similar invasions targeted homes of the Badawi family in Al-Arroub refugee camp, where troops conducted aggressive searches and inflicted property damage.
In tandem with these assaults, Israeli forces installed numerous military roadblocks at the entrances to Hebron city and its surrounding towns, villages, and refugee camps. Key roads, both main and secondary, were sealed off with iron gates, concrete barriers, and earth mounds, effectively isolating entire communities and obstructing civilian movement.
These violations form part of a sustained policy of territorial fragmentation and collective punishment, deepening the humanitarian crisis and breaching the rights of occupied populations under international law.
