Israeli occupation forces abducted at least 28 Palestinians across multiple governorates of the occupied West Bank, including a woman, a teenager, and several family members, following a series of invasions that involved violent home invasions and searches, and military closures.
In Jericho, in the northeastern West Bank, the soldiers invaded Aqabat Jabr refugee camp, south of the city, searched homes and abducted Eyad Mohammad Baraqa, and his son, Ali, 17.
In Bethlehem, south of occupied Jerusalem, soldiers abducted 28-year-old Moath Khader Al-Hreimi after invading and ransacking his home on the Saff Street in the city center.
In Hebron governorate, in the southern West Bank, 11 individuals were abducted during widespread military incursions:
From Hebron city: Mohammad Murshid Salhab, Imam Ghaleb Rafay’a, Abdullah Mashhour Rajabi, and Mohammad Mahmoud Niroukh.
In Bani Na’im (east): Fayez Fawaz al-Khaddour, Ahmad Ishaq al-Khaddour, Mohammad Muneer al-Hjouj.
From Taffuh (west): brothers Rashad and Ihab Ahmad Khmaysa.
In Beit Awwa (southwest): Adham Bassam Shalash and Mohammad Fadi Rabhi Shalash.
Witnesses said several abductees were severely beaten during the invasions. Israeli forces also erected military roadblocks at key entry points into Hebron and blocked several roads using gates, concrete barriers, and earth mounds.
In Qalqilia, northern West Bank, three young men, Hamza Shreim, Mahmoud Radwan, and Saji Jibreel, were abducted following violent house invasions.
In nearby Far’ata village, soldiers detained several youths for field interrogation before releasing them.
In the Ramallah and Al-Bireh governorate, Israeli forces abducted 11 individuals during early morning raids:
In Budrus: Baha’ Awad, Jamil Ali Abdul-Karim, and his son Suhaib.
In Birzeit: former prisoner Salama Mohammad Qattawi, his brothers Iyas, Oday, Ra’as, and his son Mohammad.
In Abu Qash: Ahmad Jamal Ahmad al-Masri and 16-year-old Eid Naeem Qad.
In Beitunia: Abdul-Karim Mohammad Hamed Amoush.
Infantry units also stormed Al-Mughayyir and Ni’lin, with no abductions reported in those towns.
On Sunday evening, forces had already invaded Al-Biereh and Al-Mughayyir, firing live bullets, gas bombs, and stun grenades.
In related news, Israeli occupation soldiers maintained their closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque for the second day in a row, blocking worshippers from entering the holy compound and preventing prayers in its courtyards.
The Jerusalem Governorate stated that this ongoing closure is part of broader efforts to impose control over the mosque and undermine its Islamic identity by denying access to Muslim worshippers.
On Sunday evening, Israeli soldiers stormed the historic Al-Qibli prayer hall inside the mosque compound, broke into storage cabinets, vandalized property, and carried out a sweeping and forceful search.
During the incursion, four mosque guards were abducted: Mohammad Arbash, Ramzi al-Zaanin, Basem Abu Jom’a, and Iyad Odeh.
Furthermore, the soldiers abducted a young woman, Elham Rawhi, from Beit Duqqu, after detaining her at a military roadblocks checkpoint along the Tunnel road northwest of the city.
Also on Sunday evening, Israeli infantry invaded Kafr Dan town, west of Jenin, stormed homes, and deployed snipers to rooftops.
Military vehicles later spread across parts of Jenin city, particularly around the Al-Naseem roundabout, disrupting civilian movement.
Earlier in the day, more Israeli military reinforcements were deployed to Jenin refugee camp, which remains under near-continuous military assault for six consecutive months.
