Israeli occupation forces have conducted a series of widespread raids across the occupied West Bank over several days, targeting multiple towns and refugee camps including Dhahiriya, Al-Arroub refugee camp, Sa’ir, Nablus, Shuafat refugee camp, Aqraba, Tuqu’, Osreen, Deir Jarir, and the Old Askar Camp. These operations involved storming residential areas, laying siege to buildings, and searching Palestinian vehicles near locations such as Ibn Sina Hospital in Jenin. Concurrently, Israeli settlers have been reported to displace Palestinian Bedouin communities and carry out land razing and confiscation, notably in Bureen village in Al-Khalil and other areas in the West Bank. Settlers also attacked Palestinian homes and set a vehicle on fire in the village of Atara, north of Ramallah. The displacement of a Bedouin village was reportedly linked to harassment by settlers following the establishment of a nearby outpost, with Israeli soldiers mistakenly ordering evacuation citing a closed military zone. These developments reflect ongoing tensions and actions involving Israeli military forces, settlers, and Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank.