In a significant escalation of operations during Ramadan, Israeli forces carried out raids across various areas in the West Bank, arresting numerous young Palestinians early Tuesday morning. The raids specifically targeted neighborhoods in towns such as Al-Lubban Ash-Sharqiya, south of Nablus, where soldiers broke into homes and engaged in acts of vandalism, including the theft of food intended for the pre-dawn meal for Muslims. Furthermore, reports indicated incursions in the towns of Ya'bad, Sluwad, and other areas, showcasing a widespread and coordinated effort by Israeli forces during this sensitive time.

Witnesses reported that Israeli soldiers expanded their operations into the town of Sluwad near Ramallah, with a significant military presence observed. This included ongoing searches and a surge in military checkpoints across multiple locations in the West Bank. The incursion continued with operations in the villages of Sida, Ras Atiyah, and the Aqbat Jabr refugee camp in Jericho. These actions come amid heightened tensions in the region, with Palestinian communities facing increased military scrutiny and disturbance during the holy month of Ramadan.

Additionally, Israeli settlers participated in a provocative march to Joseph's Tomb in Nablus under military protection, which has drawn criticism as an affront during a period meant for reflection and peace. Moreover, extensive land destruction has been reported, particularly through the uprooting of olive trees near Tarqumiya checkpoint, significantly impacting local Palestinian agriculture. The combined effect of raids, violent confrontations, and agricultural destruction escalates the existing tensions and escalates the humanitarian crisis in the West Bank, particularly during a time traditionally characterized by community and devotion.