Israeli Occupation drones target Balata camp entrance

The Israeli Occupation drones targeted the entrance of Balata camp east of Nablus with several missiles on Thursday morning, according to Roya’s correspondent.

The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that three youths sustained minor injuries from shrapnel.

The occupation forces later withdrew from Balata camp after several hours of incursion. Local sources mentioned that the forces seized a vehicle near the camp, claiming it was used in a "ramming attack" near the Awarta military checkpoint on Wednesday night.

Nablus

The correspondent reported that the occupation forces closed all checkpoints around Nablus. Early Thursday, they entered the eastern part of Nablus through the Beit Furik military checkpoint, surrounding the "Joseph's Tomb" area near Balata camp and the "Al-Dahiya" neighborhood to secure the settlers' entry.

The forces, accompanied by buses carrying settlers, entered from the Awarta military checkpoint, reaching the "Joseph's Tomb" area. Another contingent entered on foot from Mount Gerizim, positioning their vehicles on Amman Street.

The Palestinian Red Crescent stated that its teams treated Palestinians injured by the occupation forces' assault in east Nablus.

Tulkarm

Early Thursday, the occupation forces also stormed Tulkarem with several military vehicles, raiding multiple neighborhoods and besieging Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital.

They raided the home of detainee Mohammed Shahrour in the eastern neighborhood, searching and vandalizing its contents before taking measurements of the house.

Tubas

The occupation forces entered Tubas from its eastern entrance early Thursday, spreading across several neighborhoods and firing extensively before raiding a home.

Military reinforcements, including a bulldozer, accompanied the forces into the city.

These incursions are part of the ongoing escalation by the occupation in the West Bank, exacerbating the suffering of Palestinians and deepening regional tension.

Since October 7, the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have intensified raids and arrests in West Bank cities and towns, resulting in the deaths of dozens of Palestinians, including children.