Israeli occupation forces and settlers have conducted a series of raids and incursions across multiple towns and villages in the occupied West Bank, including Silwad, Burin, Al-Mughayyir, Umm Safa, Aboud, Ain Munjid, Qabatiya, Kafr Ni'ma, Kafr Qalil, and the Nour Shams refugee camp. These operations have involved storming towns, detaining Palestinians—including the Palestinian Minister of Culture Imad Hamdan and his delegation during a visit to Kafr Ni'ma—setting a house on fire in Nour Shams camp, and targeting a children’s football training field with tear gas in the Qalandia camp near Jerusalem. Israeli settlers have also been reported grazing livestock on Palestinian lands near Aqraba, Al-Burj, and other areas, and attacking Palestinian properties and shared taxis, including an incident near Nablus where an elderly driver was threatened. Arrests have been made in several locations, including Al-Am’ari Camp in Al-Bireh and Burqa near Nablus. Palestinian media report that the Israeli army has been carrying out an arrest campaign across Hebron, Jenin, and Ramallah districts, detaining residents amid ongoing tensions in the region.