Widespread military operations unfolded across multiple areas of the West Bank early Sunday, characterized by Israeli army incursions into villages and towns alongside targeted home raids. These actions frequently triggered confrontations between security forces and local residents. The military operations occurred simultaneously with separate incidents involving settlers who carried out aggressive maneuvers and attacks in various communities.
In the Jenin area, troops entered the village of Fahma to the southwest, leading to immediate clashes with young men. During a raid in the town of Araba, sources reported the arrest of teacher Raja Jibril. Forces also raided a residence in Yamon to the west of Jenin and entered the village of Arana in the northeast of the governorate. Further south in Nablus, soldiers invaded Ortah village. This incursion coincided with settlers entering the same village to perform Talmudic rituals at the Al-Azr shrine. Military units also moved into Asira al-Qubliya south of Nablus. Residents in Hawara and Ausarin, both south of Nablus, resisted settler assaults, while settlers conducted provocative patrols in the Khallet al-Hamam area near Masfart Yatta in the southern Hebron district.
Clashes erupted in Silwad, located northeast of Ramallah, following the entry of troops into the town. In the nearby village of Al-Mughir, also to the northeast of Ramallah, forces conducted multiple home raids. In Bethlehem, soldiers seized a vehicle during an operation in Janata village to the east of the city. In Qalqilya, troops entered Ras Atiye in the south of the governorate. Meanwhile, in the Hebron region, settlers attacked two vehicles in the Wadi Al-Husin area, and a young man was detained during a related raid.
The operations extended to Jericho, where forces raided the Uqba Jabr refugee camp. In the occupied East Jerusalem sector, troops breached the Qalandia refugee camp situated north of the city. These coordinated movements across diverse governorates highlight a sustained pattern of incursions and arrests aimed at various localities throughout the occupied territories.
