Israeli forces have conducted multiple military operations across the occupied West Bank, including in Nablus, Ramallah, Hebron, Bethlehem, and surrounding areas. In Nablus, the Israeli army stormed the city, particularly the Old City, forcing families to evacuate their homes and surrounding the area with dozens of military vehicles for nearly nine hours. During these raids, 37 Palestinians were reported injured, with causes including live bullets, tear gas, rubber bullets, bullet shrapnel, and physical assaults. At least eight Palestinians were injured during an Israeli incursion into Ramallah. Israeli forces also carried out vehicle and land searches in the towns of Bani Na’im and Sa’ir near Hebron. Additionally, a Palestinian child was abducted in Nablus, and journalist Assad Amarna was detained in Bethlehem. In Hebron, Israeli forces arrested a young man during a raid on a Palestinian bank. Local officials have expressed concern over Israeli forces turning the historic town of Sebastia near Nablus into a military garrison, fearing potential annexation and the Judaization of its archaeological heritage.