Israeli Occupation Forces raid cities in West Bank

Many Palestinians were injured from Israeli Occupation Forces’ (IOF) gunfire as the military conducted raids in multiple cities across the West Bank.

In Tulkarm, the Red Crescent reported three Palestinians sustaining injuries from bullets fired by the IOF in the eastern town of Anabta. Another individual was shot in the back and chest in Bal’a.

In Nablus, the IOF confiscated equipment from a printing press and a vehicle during their incursion into the Maajeen neighborhood. Additionally, they carried out raids on several homes.

The IOF forcefully entered the old town of Nablus, ascending to rooftops, triggering confrontations in the area without reporting any injuries.

In Bethlehem, the IOF apprehended a young man traveling in a vehicle with two others at the entrance of the town of Teqoa, east of Bethlehem. They also conducted a raid on a house in the Harmala area to the east.

In Jerusalem, two Palestinians were shot with live bullets, and others were arrested during the IOF's intrusion into the town of Qatanna northwest of occupied Jerusalem. The incursion led to clashes, resulting in two individuals being shot in the foot and taken to the hospital for treatment. Homes in the town were raided, and several young men were arrested.

In Hebron, IOF detained six Palestinians, including workers from the Gaza Strip. The IOF arrested four Gaza workers after raiding the town of al-Shuyukh east of Hebron and searching several houses. They also entered the town of Yatta to the south, searching several houses and arresting two young men, according to the Palestinian news agency WAFA.