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Ongoing Story· Day 53

Israeli Forces, Settlers Escalate West Bank Raids and Attacks

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Israeli Forces Conduct Raids Across West Bank and Jerusalem, Detaining Dozens

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Israeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Tuesday, detaining dozens of Palestinians and damaging property. In Qalqilya, three individuals suffered from tear gas inhalation during a raid. The operations included searching homes, setting up checkpoints, and blocking village entrances, impacting civilian movement. These actions are part of ongoing Israeli military operations in the region.

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  • Israeli forces conducted widespread raids and arrests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Tuesday.
  • Dozens of Palestinians were detained for field interrogations, and homes were searched and damaged.
  • Three young men in Qalqilya suffered from tear gas inhalation during a raid.
  • Checkpoints were closed and village entrances blocked, hindering civilian movement.
  • The raids are part of ongoing Israeli military operations in West Bank cities and towns.

Israeli forces launched widespread raids and incursions across the West Bank and East Jerusalem early Tuesday, resulting in arrests, confrontations, and tear gas-related injuries. The forces searched and damaged homes, detaining dozens of Palestinians for hours of field interrogations.

In the Jenin governorate, forces arrested Mohammed Luqman Rabay'a after raiding his home in the town of Maythalun. They also raided the towns of Arraba, Anin, and Qabatiya, searching numerous residences.

In Ramallah, Israeli forces turned the home of Mohammed Ali Hamida's family near the Bireh checkpoint into a military outpost. Military measures were intensified, with several entrances and surrounding checkpoints closed. Local sources reported the closure of the Ain Sinya and Atara checkpoints, the Rawabi gate north of Ramallah, and the Nabi Salih and Aboud gates northwest of the city. Two additional checkpoints were set up on roads connecting nearby villages and towns.

In Nablus governorate, forces stormed the villages of Burin, Tell, Sarra, Qaryut, Qaryut, Azmut, and Salem, raiding dozens of homes and making widespread arrests. A residential building in Burin was also converted into a military post.

In occupied Jerusalem, forces fired tear gas canisters during a raid on the town of Issawiya, sparking scattered confrontations. In Hebron, forces continued raids in the Al-Jalida and Deir Bahah areas, damaging homes. Three young men were arrested in the Ain Deir Bahah area after being mistreated. The home of the late Mohammed Al-Ja'ba in the Qreisa neighborhood of Dura was raided, as were homes of released prisoners. Military reinforcements were sent toward the town of Taffuh west of Hebron.

In Qalqilya, three young men suffered from tear gas inhalation during a city raid, with the Palestinian Red Crescent providing medical treatment. The entrances to the village of Nabi Elias and a secondary entrance to the village of Jinsafut east of Qalqilya were blocked with iron gates, hindering civilian movement and forcing residents to use detours.

These incursions are part of ongoing Israeli military operations in West Bank cities and towns, involving raids on residential areas, arrests, and increased movement restrictions, amid mounting pressure on residents.

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