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‘Israeli’ forces carry out widespread raid campaigns in WB

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  • Military units in al-Bireh searched multiple residential homes in the al-Jinan district and installed a temporary checkpoint near the Islamic School
  • Residents of Khirbet Sarouj west of Jenin were handed a seven-day evacuation order targeting over 10 families, seven houses, and agricultural facilities on approximately 1,000 dunams of land

‘Israeli’ forces carried out extensive military incursions across several areas of the occupied West Bank, deploying heavy equipment into al-Arroub refugee camp, searching residential properties in al-Bireh, and delivering evacuation orders to a rural community west of Jenin.

In the southern West Bank, military units backed by an armored bulldozer entered al-Arroub camp north of Hebron, conducting patrols along its main access routes and residential sectors.

Simultaneously, military forces carried out raids in central West Bank, entering the city of al-Bireh.

Troops moved into the al-Jinan neighborhood and searched several civilian residences. Ground reports indicated that a military checkpoint was set up in the vicinity of the Islamic School, restricting vehicular and pedestrian movement through the area during the operation.

Further north, ‘Israeli’ forces advanced into Khirbet Sarouj, located west of Jenin, and delivered formal eviction notices to local residents, ordering them to vacate their homes, agricultural structures, and livestock pens within one week. 

The rural community spans roughly 1,000 dunams and is home to around 50 people across more than 10 families and seven houses.

According to residents, the notices mandated immediate evacuation of the area rather than standard individual demolition notifications, raising concerns among locals over displacement and planned settlement expansion.