Israeli occupation forces continued the widespread invasions, home break‑ins, abductions, and military roadblocks across the occupied West Bank, with dozens of Palestinians injured and nearly every district reporting simultaneous military operations.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said 48 Palestinians were injured during the ongoing Israeli assault on the Qalandia refugee camp and the nearby town of Kafr Aqab north of occupied Jerusalem.
The PRCS reported 35 severe beatings requiring hospital treatment, six additional beatings treated on‑site, one injury from a rubber‑coated metal bullet, and six cases of toxic gas inhalation.
PRCS medics were repeatedly prevented from reaching patients since midnight, with Israeli forces obstructing access to the refugee camp.
Despite the restrictions, medical crews managed to evacuate several patients, including individuals requiring kidney dialysis. During the invasion, Israeli forces abducted Mohammad Jamil Ammar and detonated parts of his home.
In the central West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the village of Al‑Mughayyer northeast of Ramallah and abducted Ali Tareq Haj Mohammad and Mohammad Mustafa Abu Alia from the home of citizen Mustafa Asaad Abu Alia.
Additional military activity was reported in Silwad, Deir Jarir, Beit Rima, Ni’lin, and Bil’in, where soldiers broke into homes, interrogated residents, and abducted several youths.
In the northeastern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the town of Tammun south of Tubas, deploying military vehicles and foot soldiers throughout residential neighborhoods and breaking into a home.
Similar operations were documented in Tayasir and the outskirts of Bardala, where soldiers conducted searches and interrogations.
In the northern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the town of Ya’bad southwest of Jenin, breaking into the home of Khaled Jamal Abu Shamlah in the Al‑Malloul area and converting it into a military post.
Residents said the army gave the homeowner only thirty minutes to remove a few belongings before seizing the property.
Israeli forces also abducted Mohammad Imad Sadaqa from the village of Anza south of Jenin. Local footage showed a young man screaming in pain while being tortured inside an Israeli military vehicle during an arrest in Jenin.
Additional invasions were reported in the Jenin refugee camp’s Al‑Jabriyat and Al‑Sikka areas, as well as in Kafr Dan and Burqin, where soldiers broke into homes and abducted several Palestinians.
In the northwestern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded Tulkarem refugee camp at dawn, breaking into multiple homes and interrogating residents.
Soldiers deployed snipers on rooftops near the camp entrance and abducted at least one youth from the Shweika suburb. Additional military patrols were reported in the eastern suburb of Tulkarem, where soldiers conducted searches and blocked several roads.
In Qalqilia in the northwestern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the eastern neighborhood and the Al‑Naqqar area, breaking into homes and interrogating residents. The soldiers closed the southern military roadblock and abducted a youth during a late‑night incursion.
In the northern West Bank, confrontations erupted in the village of Madama south of Nablus, where Israeli forces fired tear gas and stun grenades at residents. Troops also invaded the western area of Beit Furik east of Nablus.
In Beit Furik, the Palestine Red Crescent Society stated that Israeli soldiers repeatedly assaulted a 40-year-old Palestinian man and added that its medics were obstructed from reaching him, before the soldiers abducted him.
Additional invasions were reported in Askar refugee camp and Balata refugee camp, where soldiers broke into homes and abducted several youths. Military units also entered the Ras Al‑Ain and Al‑Dahia neighborhoods, conducting searches and interrogations.
The Wall & Colonization Resistance Commission said Israeli authorities issued eight military orders to uproot olive trees and remove vegetation from 316 dunams of Palestinian land in Jenin, Nablus, and occupied Jerusalem for colonial expansion purposes.
In the southern West Bank, Israeli forces installed a military roadblock at the entrance to Beit Ta’mar Bridge east of Bethlehem, closing the route leading to the town of Za’tara.
Soldiers stopped Palestinian vehicles, searched them, and inspected passengers’ identity cards. Additional invasions were reported in Al‑Khader town and Aida refugee camp, where soldiers broke into homes and interrogated residents.
In Hebron in the southern West Bank, occupation forces invaded the vicinity of the Abdul‑Hai Shahin Mosque accompanied by a military bulldozer.
Troops also invaded the town of Bani Na’im east of Hebron, the At‑Tabaqa junction south of Dura, and closed the Beit Kahil Bridge west of Hebron with earth mounds.
Additional military operations were reported in Al‑Arroub refugee camp, Yatta, and the Al‑Fawwar refugee camp area, where soldiers broke into homes and abducted several Palestinians.
These are some of the documented and verified Israeli military invasions, abductions, and violations reported by field sources and medical teams at the time of publication.
Many additional invasions, home break‑ins, and assaults go unreported due to the continuous nature of the attacks, the obstruction of Palestinian journalists, and the army’s restrictions on movement across the occupied West Bank.
