Israeli occupation forces launched a series of raids across several areas in the West Bank early Tuesday, triggering intense confrontations with Palestinian Resistance fighters, according to local sources.

Troops stormed the southern part of al-Khalil and raided the village of Ni'lin in Ramallah, while Resistance fighters engaged Israeli forces in the al-Faraa refugee camp in southern Tubas.

In Nablus, Israeli forces detained a young Palestinian man in the town of Yatma following a raid. The al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades reported that its fighters confronted Israeli troops near the Western Cemetery in Nablus.

Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes targeted Jabal al-Zakarnah, a hilltop in Qabatiya, in the Jenin governorate, according to local reports. Israeli occupation forces shot and wounded a 17-year-old boy, the Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed.

The Israeli military has intensified its operations across the northern West Bank, particularly in refugee camps, in what has become the longest-running offensive in the region since the Second Intifada. On Monday, Israeli forces retrieved a military-grade bulldozer that had been destroyed by Resistance fighters in Qabatiya.

As the Israeli military campaign escalates, tens of thousands of Palestinians continue to face displacement, further deepening the humanitarian crisis in the West Bank. (ILKHA)