Israeli forces carried out extensive invasions across the occupied West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem on Friday, breaking into homes, abducting Palestinians, damaging property, and subjecting residents to prolonged field interrogations.
In the northern occupied West Bank governorate of Nablus, soldiers invaded Beita, south of Nablus city, broke into and searched a home before abducting a child, Mahmud Thaher Daoud, 17.
Forces also invaded the village of Rujeib, east of Nablus city, and broke into a home there, while illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers attacked Palestinian vehicles near the “Yitzhar” colony, south of Nablus.
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In Qabatia, south of Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank, Israeli forces withdrew after a large-scale invasion that lasted several hours and included mass abductions, field interrogations, and severe beatings, media sources said.
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In the central West Bank, soldiers invaded Ramallah and al‑Bireh, spreading through the neighborhoods of al‑Balou’, Ein Misbah, and al‑Tireh. Troops fired tear gas at residential areas, though no injuries or abductions were reported. A separate force invaded the town of Silwad northeast of Ramallah and broke into several homes.
Since Thursday, Israeli forces have continued to close most military roadblocks and iron gates surrounding the Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate and nearby villages and towns.
The closures have prevented Palestinians from traveling across the governorate, entering or leaving it, or reaching their homes, leaving large numbers stranded since Thursday night.
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Local sources said soldiers kept the ‘Atara and Ein Sinya military roadblocks north of Ramallah closed, established a search point on the Yabroud–Silwad road northeast of the city, and shut the iron gates at the eastern entrance to Taybeh and near Rawabi to the west.
Forces also continued to close the Jaba’ military roadblock northeast of occupied Jerusalem, causing a line of Palestinian vehicles that extended to the entrance of ar-Ram; several travelers were forced to sleep in their vehicles.
In Bethlehem, Israeli soldiers invaded Beit Sahour east of the city and Nahalin west of the city, before breaking into and searching the homes of Elias Badra and Ghanem Abdul‑Rahman.
In the northwestern occupied West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the Tulkarem governorate, entering the towns of Bal’a and ‘Attil.
In the neighboring Qalqilia governorate, troops invaded Habla and Ras ‘Atiya and broke into several homes in Beit Amin and ‘Ezbet Salman, south of Qalqilia.
In the Jenin governorate, troops also invaded Misilya and ‘Ajjah, south of Jenin. The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society reported that soldiers abducted three Palestinians in Misilya.
In occupied Jerusalem, Israeli forces invaded the Silwan neighborhood, including the Ein al‑Louza area south of the Al‑Aqsa Mosque. Local sources reported that a Palestinian youth was shot and injured during the invasion.
                                                     
                     

                
                
	
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