Israeli Forces Conduct Raids Across West Bank, Detaining Dozens and Causing Injuries

Israeli forces launched widespread raids across multiple areas of the West Bank on Sunday morning, resulting in arrests and injuries amid heavy military presence and searches of dozens of homes. Local sources reported that Israeli troops raided homes, detained residents, and conducted field interrogations, accompanied by vandalism of property. These military operations coincided with attacks by settlers in areas south of Nablus.

In Tulkarm, Israeli forces raided the village of Ramin east of the city, searched several homes, and fired sound and illumination grenades before entering Tulkarm city. Local sources indicated that a military vehicle collided with a car in the eastern neighborhood of the city.

In Qalqilya, raids extended to the city, the Al-Naqar neighborhood, and the Old City, where forces arrested several young men, including brothers Abdul Razzaq and Abdul Rahman Khadrj, Mohammed Al-Baz, and Muadh Abu Asab, and Alaa Doueiri. A man in his fifties was injured by Israeli gunfire in the Al-Jabriyat area, and a child was wounded by Israeli army fire during the raid on Qalqilya city.

In Tubas, the Palestinian Prisoners' Club announced the arrest of ten Palestinians from the town of Aqaba following extensive raids and the detention of dozens of residents. Forces converted a home into a field interrogation center and confiscated a vehicle. Among those arrested were Karim Jaafar Hassan Ghannam, Suleiman Saeed Suleiman Abu Youssef, Ahmed Youssef Suleiman Abu Youssef, Ahmed Adel Mustafa Ghannam, Mahmoud Walid Ahmed Salameh, Khaled Raed Khaled Abu Ara, Alaa Yassin Mohammed Ghannam, Hamed Adnan Hamed Ghannam, Amr Ahmed Taher Masri, and Suleiman Mohammed Suleiman Abu Youssef.

In Nablus, forces raided the Old City and the Jabal Beer Qouza area in the town of Beita. Simultaneously, settlers, under military protection, raided the village of Awarta and destroyed electricity lines near Awserin and Beita. Raids also occurred in the towns of Tuqu and Beit Awwa, as well as the city of Jericho, amidst ongoing tensions throughout the West Bank.