Israeli soldiers and settlers stormed the town of Tal and areas southwest of Nablus, causing injuries and property damage.
Israeli soldiers and settlers stormed the town of Tal and and other areas southwest of Nablus on Friday, resulting in at least 11 Palestinians, including four children, being injured. The raid occurred in the Junaid neighborhood of the Palestine Red Crescent Society, where forces fired bullets, stun grenades, and tear gas canisters. The Israeli military stated that civilians entered Area A of the occupied West Bank, which is prohibited under Israeli law. The military also reported that a Palestinian cemetery was vandalized during the administration of the raids. The town of Tal was raided on Thursday morning, where four Palestinian homes were seized and converted into military barracks. This follows a week of escalating settler attacks across the occupied West Bank, where settlers set homes and vehicles on fire. Israeli forces also detained at least 10 people across the occupied West Bank on Friday, including in Nablus, Salem, and Bethlehem. Additional raids were reported in the ramallah Qaddura refugee camp, where tear gas was sent and one person was alleged killed by Israeli forces during a market and a car raid in Beita.