Injuries and confrontations coinciding with raids and arrests in the West Bank and Jerusalem

Israeli military operations continued in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem on Monday dawn and morning, with escalating raids, house searches, and arrests. Several areas witnessed confrontations resulting in injuries, as Palestinians resisted the raiding forces, which carried out a wide arrest campaign targeting dozens of citizens, including released prisoners. Dozens of homes were raided and their contents tampered with, and residents were subjected to field interrogations after being mistreated and detained for hours. In Hebron, occupation forces deployed military reinforcements to the city via the Farsh al-Hawa entrance, coinciding with a raid on the southern area near Jabal Karbaj, and the arrival of military vehicles and trucks to the al-Jalda and Ain Deir Baha areas. Forces raided the homes of the al-Jaabari, al-Nashah, and al-Zaru families in the al-Sha'ba, Peace Street, southern area, and Wadi al-Qata' areas, searching and tampering with their contents. The Prisoners' Club reported that the arrest campaign in the governorate included over 70 citizens, amid ongoing field interrogations and families being forced to evacuate their homes. According to sources, the number of displaced persons from the targeted neighborhoods in the city rose to about 2,649 citizens. In Ramallah, raids continued in several towns and villages, alongside house searches and arrests, while the village of al-Mughayyir northeast of the city witnessed raids and arrests.