From Monday night until Tuesday morning, Israeli occupation forces carried out simultaneous raids in several areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem. During these late-night operations, homes were stormed and searched, and many people were detained directly from their houses.
In the city of Tubas and the village of Tayasir, three young men were taken from their homes. A large-scale operation was also carried out in the town of Bal’a in Tulkarm, where at least 10 people were detained.
The situation was more serious in the Kafr Malik area of Ramallah, where forces entered homes and detained two children as well. In northern Jerusalem, Israeli police also took six other people from the Qalandia refugee camp.
In the town of Bani Na’im, at the entrance to al-Khalil (Hebron), a young man was shot and injured in the leg. In the same city, two more young men were detained from their homes on Monday night.
In addition, raids were carried out in several other areas as well, although no arrests were reported from those locations.
On Monday evening, two young men were also detained from al-Eizariya, located east of Jerusalem. This action followed a complaint by a settler, who claimed he had been assaulted near the “Mishor Adumim” industrial area. This industrial zone is built on occupied Palestinian land.
These incidents show that the raids are no longer just security operations, but are now directly affecting ordinary people—including children.