Israeli forces carried out a series of invasions across the occupied West Bank early Tuesday, abducting several Palestinians, breaking into homes, and disrupting daily life in multiple cities, towns, and villages.
The military operations included violent home searches, the deployment of military vehicles, road closures, and attacks on civilian property.
In Nablus in the northern West Bank, several Israeli military vehicles deployed near Al-Ferdous Mosque on Nablus Street, obstructing the movement of residents and vehicles. Soldiers broke into the home of the Al-Matrouk family and subjected its residents to interrogation.
Israeli forces also invaded the Old City of Nablus, the commercial market area, and the vicinity of Al-Kindi School, where they broke into and searched multiple homes.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that a young man was injured after being assaulted by Israeli soldiers and was transported to a Palestinian hospital for treatment.
During the invasion, soldiers abducted Fahed Al-Jabali from the Al-Qaryoun neighborhood in the Old City and Muharram Masoud from Balata town, east of Nablus. Israeli forces also broke into a residential building in the vicinity of Al-Kindi School.
Elsewhere in the Nablus governorate, soldiers invaded the villages of Madama and Qaryout, south of Nablus. During the invasions across the Nablus area, soldiers broke into and searched many homes.
In Jenin in the northern West Bank, Israeli soldiers abducted five young men from the village of Rummanah, west of the city, after breaking into and searching their homes. The abductees were identified as Mohammad Faraj Sbeihat, Adham Mahmoud Farasini, As’ad Mahmoud Farasini, Nour Husam Sbeihat, and Mohammad Ezzat ‘Amour.
In Tulkarem in the northwestern West Bank, Israeli forces abducted former political prisoner Bara’ Omar Bodeir after invading and searching his home in the Thannaba suburb, east of the city. Soldiers also invaded the Ektaba suburb, east of Tulkarem, and broke into several homes, although no additional abductions were reported.
Another Palestinian, Zeid As’ad Foqaha’, from Anabta town east of Tulkarem in the northwestern West Bank, was abducted by Israeli soldiers at the nearby Ennab military roadblock.
Israeli military vehicles further invaded Saida town, north of Tulkarem, where soldiers broke into a commercial shop, detained several young men, and interrogated them while inspecting their identification documents.
Additional military incursions were reported in Illar and Attil, also north of Tulkarem, where troops obstructed traffic and fired tear gas canisters toward residents.
In Salfit in the central West Bank, Israeli forces invaded Az-Zawiya town, west of the city, and broke into several homes. Local sources said soldiers searched the properties and vandalized their contents.
In Tubas in the northeastern West Bank, Israeli soldiers invaded Tammun town, southeast of the city, deploying throughout several neighborhoods and breaking into multiple homes before withdrawing from the area.
In Bethlehem in the southern West Bank, Israeli forces abducted Tha’er Walid Al-Hreimi, 36, from the Saff Street area in central Bethlehem and Ashraf Ali Asakra from the Asakra area, east of the city. Soldiers invaded and searched the men’s family homes and ransacked their contents before abducting them.
In Hebron in the southern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded Yatta and broke into a home during the operation. Soldiers also invaded Taffuh town and broke into several homes.
The soldiers also invaded and ransacked homes in the southern area of Hebron city and Taffuh town, west of the city, before abducted Mohammad Daoud Al-Jamal from Hebron, in addition to Amir and his brother Salama Ezreiqat.
The invasions are part of ongoing Israeli military operations across the occupied West Bank, where daily incursions, home searches, and abductions continue to affect Palestinian communities.
This report documents some of the confirmed and verified Israeli military invasions carried out across the occupied West Bank on Tuesday. Due to the ongoing nature of these operations, evolving developments on the ground, and restrictions on access in certain areas, additional incidents or information may not have been available at the time of publication.
