On Sunday, Israeli occupation forces undertook significant raids across various towns and regions in the West Bank, particularly targeting areas in Qalqilya and southern Jenin. According to the Palestinian News Agency (Wafa), the forces entered the eastern entrance of Qalqilya and spread throughout several neighborhoods, including the market area and around the municipality, where they raided and searched numerous homes, including properties belonging to families such as the Houtari and Al-Baz. The raids severely disrupted civilian life as the forces deployed tear gas, obstructed traffic, and reportedly assaulted an individual riding an electric bike.

In a related operation, occupation forces invaded the town of Attil, located north of the city of Tulkarm, utilizing military vehicles and establishing their presence along the main street. Local sources indicated that the forces also targeted several shops that sell fertilizers and agricultural materials, subjecting both the businesses and their owners to field interrogations. Moreover, soldiers halted passing vehicles on the main road, detained several young men, checked their identities, and subjected them to questioning, though no arrests were reported at the time.

The incidents fuel ongoing tensions in the West Bank, as such military actions typically exacerbate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This operation, along with the forced evacuations in Jenin, underscores the ongoing struggles faced by Palestinian residents amidst frequent military incursions, which not only affect their immediate safety but also have broader implications for peace efforts and stability in the region.