West Bank raids and settlement expansions
The West Bank regions witnessed widespread incursions by Israeli occupation forces, which included raiding homes and conducting arrests of Palestinian individuals in cities such as Bethlehem, Jenata, Husan, and Beit Rima. Several people were detained, including released prisoners. Additionally, searches of houses and the detention of civilians took place to facilitate field investigations. The occupation forces also arrested a Palestinian from Nablus and Beit Etar, and held the body of martyr Shadi Al-Ajarmah after his death in Hebron. In Jerusalem, settlers seized two Bedouin gatherings near Khan al-Ahmar and imposed movement restrictions on residents by surrounding these settlements with barbed wire, threatening to displace their inhabitants. Attacks on shepherds, farmers, and water sources continue. These measures are characterized by ongoing restriction on the Bedouin communities, including demolitions, confrontations, and assaults by settlers, all within the context of intensified Israeli activities in the occupied areas.
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