Zionist occupation forces intensified their raid campaign in the occupied West Bank, kidnaping a total of 28 Palestinians, including a woman, in various cities, towns, villages, and refugee camps.

In the northern town of Tubas, 13 Palestinians were kidnaped by the zionist occupation army during a wide-scale offensive. The raids involved the searching of family homes, with one residence targeted by a shoulder-fired missile, resulting in a blaze. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties. Israeli snipers were positioned on the rooftops of high-rise buildings in Tubas, leading to confrontations between Palestinian residents and Israeli forces.

In Hebron, located in the southern part of the territory, a Palestinian sustained injuries from live Israeli ammunition during confrontations triggered by a zionist military raid into the town of ad-Dhahiriya. At least two Palestinians were arrested from their family homes, while three others faced similar detentions in Hebron City.

The southern province of Bethlehem witnessed the arrest of at least three Palestinians as Israeli forces raided and searched their family homes.

In the northern province of Nablus, occupation forces detained three Palestinians, including a young woman named Halima Abu Salhia, taken from her family home in the Al-Jabal ash-Shamali neighborhood of Nablus City.

Further arrests occurred in the Ramallah province, where two Palestinians were detained, and in Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem, where two others were arrested.

These arrests are part of an ongoing Israeli mass detention campaign in the occupied West Bank, unfolding concurrently with the deadly israeli military actions in Gaza. The situation continues to escalate, raising concerns over the human rights and security of Palestinian residents in the region. (ILKHA)