A Palestinian young man was injured on Thursday evening after Israeli forces invaded the town of Beit Anan, northwest of occupied Jerusalem, and opened fire at residents.
The Jerusalem Governorate reported that the army stormed the town and fired live rounds, striking a young man in the hand. Medical sources described his injury as mild.
In a related development, the governorate said Israeli forces also invaded Dahiat as‑Salam and the town of Anata, east of Jerusalem, where soldiers carried out extensive searches targeting commercial shops and civilian facilities.
Troops issued tax fines to several shop owners in Dahiat as‑Salam and stormed the Abu Khalil fuel station in Anata while firing large quantities of concussion grenades and toxic gas in the area. No injuries were reported.
Later in the evening, Israeli forces invaded the village of Faqou’a, east of Jenin in the northern West Bank, where they broke into several homes, searched them, and seized rooftops, turning some houses into military posts.
Earlier on Thursday, the army also invaded the housing units sheltering displaced families from the Jenin refugee camp near the Arab American University in the town of Zababda, conducting searches without reporting any arrests.
These invasions are part of Israel’s ongoing military operations across the occupied West Bank, where daily incursions, home invasions, and assaults continue to endanger Palestinian civilians and disrupt daily life.
