The occupied West Bank and Al-Quds witnessed a large-scale field escalation conducted by Zionist enemy forces alongside groups of settlers, spanning from Thursday night until Friday. The escalation varied between incursions into separate areas, house raids, demolition of structures, and clashes that resulted in dozens of injuries and mass arrests.

Enemy forces withdrew from Qalandia camp, located between occupied Al-Quds and Ramallah, following a continuous two-day military aggression. The operation featured widespread raid campaigns on homes, the demolition of 7 houses and a number of structures, and the vandalizing of dozens of other homes, as well as the execution of arrest campaigns and field interrogations during which more than 70 Palestinians were detained.

Palestinian Red Crescent crews announced that they treated 51 injuries resulting from the Israeli aggression and the heavy firing of gas and sound bombs at the entrance of Qalandia camp and the town of Kafr Aqab, north of the city.

Areas across the West Bank were not far from the wave of escalation. In the northern West Bank, Zionist forces continued their incursions, raiding the village of Deir Abu Da'if east of Jenin, raiding a home in the Al-Hadaf neighborhood near Jenin camp, and storming the Jabal Abu Dhahir area inside the city.

In Tubas, enemy forces stormed the surroundings of Far'a camp to the south and raided citizens' homes in the town of Tammun, while settlers continued their daily attacks and provocative tours in Khirbet Samra in the northern Jordan Valley.

In Tulkarm, forces expanded their incursions to conduct sweeps and raids in the village of Kafr Abbush, in addition to storming the village of Kafr Jammal southwest of the city, where they raided and searched citizens' homes.

In Nablus, groups of settlers stormed the eastern area of the village of Rujeib, while others stormed the cemetery area in the village of Awarta, southeast of the city, and installed surveillance cameras at the site. Meanwhile, settlers stormed Solomon's Pools in the village of Artas, south of Beit-lehem.

In the southern West Bank, enemy forces stormed Al-Arroub camp north of Al-Khalil and the city of Yatta. Meanwhile, in Masafer Yatta, settlers cut the fence surrounding the home of citizen Salem Al-Hathalin in the village of Umm al-Khair, part of a systematic settlement attack to restrict local residents.

This targeting comes at a time when settlers have been trying for weeks to seize half of the Salem Al-Hathalin family home in Khirbet Umm al-Khair in Masafer Yatta, south of Al-Khalil, coinciding with repeated attacks carried out under the direct protection of the Israeli enemy "army."

These raids and the comprehensive field escalation fall within the framework of the ongoing policy of restriction and pressure practiced by enemy authorities and settlers against residents across various governorates of the West Bank and occupied Al-Quds, amid warnings of deteriorating humanitarian conditions due to systematic demolitions and mass arrests.