West Bank faces invasions and settlement growth
Under an unprecedented escalation by Israel, the West Bank has experienced widespread incursions, arrests, and raid operations in the districts of Hebron, Jenin, Nablus, Ramallah, and Bethlehem, amid increasing attacks by settlers on property and agricultural lands—including stone-throwing and burning vehicles, cutting down trees, and expanding settlements. The Israeli army has extended the blockade of Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nour Shams camps until the end of September, deepening the humanitarian crisis and preventing the safe return of hundreds of displaced civilians, while ongoing demolitions of water facilities and infrastructure continue. Military operations and settler assaults are widening the division and fragmenting the West Bank, as repression, arrests, threats to homes and facilities escalate, worsening the suffering of the residents and leading to a deterioration of the on-the-ground security and humanitarian situation.
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