Israeli Forces Raid West Bank, Abduct Dozens and Demolish Homes

Israeli soldiers and colonizers executed widespread invasions across the occupied West Bank on Wednesday. They abducted Palestinians, ransacked homes, and demolished structures in various regions. The operations targeted residential and agricultural properties while restricting movement at key terminals.

In the central West Bank, troops invaded Nabi Saleh and Beit Rima near Ramallah. They detained Hisham Rami Tamimi and Moqayam Barghouthi after searching their residences. Colonizers also provoked residents in Burqa. Nearby, forces entered Beit Duqqu in occupied Jerusalem, arresting Abdullah Ali Daoud and Yousef Ismael Rayyan.

Authorities demolished industrial facilities in Jaba’ northeast of Jerusalem, citing missing permits. Bulldozers also cleared surrounding land. In Aaba southeast of Jenin, military machinery destroyed agricultural structures and a house under construction. Village council head Burhan Azmouti confirmed notices were issued just seven days prior to the demolition.

Northern towns faced intense raids as soldiers entered Attil and Deir al-Ghusun north of Tulkarem. They assaulted residents in the Assaf Building and abducted Ali Khaled Salam. In Nablus, forces detained Omar Kosa and Majdi Amer. Tubas saw multiple abductions including Mohammad Ibrahim Abu Mohsen and Abdullah Mousa Daraghma from their family homes.

Settler violence escalated in Masafer Yatta south of Hebron where colonizers burned vehicles near Umm Qissa. In Huwwara south of Nablus, attackers uprooted olive trees and bulldozed farmland near an illegal outpost. Soldiers also closed streets in Jericho and detained young men near Barta’a checkpoint, intensifying restrictions across the occupied territories.