The occupation claims to thwart an infiltration near Ramallah and kill a Palestinian in Nablus

The Israeli occupation army announced its monitoring of armed infiltration and shooting towards them near the Harsha settlement northwest of the city of Ramallah, while its forces killed a Palestinian youth east of Nablus, in light of his continued aggression for the eighth week in the occupied West Bank.

The Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot quoted an Israeli army spokesman as saying that his forces monitored Friday evening infiltrated gunmen into the Harsha settlement, where they were shot, which led to their escape.

The spokesman indicated that the forces monitored the militants outside the settlement, announcing the “end of the security event.”

According to the official Israeli Broadcasting Corporation, the sirens were marked in the aforementioned settlement as a result of the security incident.

The army did not talk about the injuries of the shooting.

Last Wednesday, Yedioth Ahronoth said that the home front talked about suspicions of armed infiltration into the settlement of Harsha, noting that these suspicions are being examined.

On the same day, an Israeli was moderately injured in a shooting operation near the Ariel settlement in the northern West Bank.

Interests and martyrs in Nablus

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation forces stormed the city of Qalqilya early in the northern West Bank.

Israeli forces also stormed the village of Western farm, northwest of Ramallah, amid the flight of a number of reconnaissance aircraft.

In Nablus, a young man was martyred as a result of his critical injury by the Israeli occupation army, Friday evening, during the storming of the town of Salem, east of the city.

The Ministry of Health reported that the young Omar Abdel Hakim Dawood Ashtia, 21, was killed after the occupation was shot during the storming of the town, which resulted in his head, described his injury to the critical, and he was subsequently transferred to the hospital, before announcing his martyrdom.

The occupation forces stormed the town, which led to the outbreak of confrontations during which the soldiers fired live bullets and the intense poisonous gas, and they also detained a child in the area.

A young man was also wounded by the occupation forces during the storming of the town of Beita, south of Nablus.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society stated that a 18 -year -old young man was shot by the live occupation in the thigh in the town of Beta, and was taken to the hospital.

An ongoing aggression

In the north of the West Bank, the occupation aggression entered its eighth week, where the Palestinians are still speaking, and the Israeli occupation forces raided at least 10 mosques throughout the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.

In Jenin, the aggression of the occupation intensified, as more than 500 people were displaced from 3 neighborhoods in the eastern part of the city in recent days, according to the municipality.

Since January 21, 2025, the occupation has continued its aggression in the northern West Bank, leaving great destruction in the infrastructure, in addition to the demolition and bombing of hundreds of homes, and forcing about 40,000 Palestinians to be forcibly displaced.

The Israeli occupation forces also continue their aggression against the city of Tulkarm and its camp for the 47th day in a row, and for the 34th day of Nur Shams camp, amid intense reinforcements and raids of homes and forcing its residents to get out of them by force.

The occupation prompted military reinforcements towards Tulkarm and its camp, and deployed infantry teams in the neighborhoods of the Tulkarm and Nour Shams and their surroundings, amid live bullets and sound bombs and hearing the sound of explosions coinciding with the intense flight of reconnaissance aircraft.

The ongoing aggression against Tulkarm and its camp resulted in the martyrdom of 13 citizens, including a child and two women, one of which is pregnant in the eighth month, in addition to the injury and arrest of dozens, and a forced displacement of more than 12 thousand people from Nur Shams camp and the same from Tulkarm camp.

The aggression also left a comprehensive destruction that affected the infrastructure, homes and shops that were subjected to total and partial demolition, burning, sabotage, looting and theft.

Defense Minister Yisrael Katz instructed the army forces to continue the occupation of Palestinian refugee camps in the north of the West Bank until the end of this year.

Restrictions on Al -Aqsa

In occupied Jerusalem, about 80,000 Palestinians performed the second Friday prayers of Ramadan at the Al -Aqsa Mosque.

This number is considered less than usual at this time of the month of Ramadan, due to the Israeli restrictions that prevented tens of thousands of access to the mosque from the occupied West Bank, as the Islamic Endowments Department in Jerusalem estimated the number of worshipers at about 250 thousand on the same day of the year 2023, while last year it reached 120,000.

Settler

Meanwhile, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) warned of the escalation of settlers in some areas of the West Bank, causing human losses and damage to property and exposing societies at risk of displacement.

In its daily report, the office indicated that two families – including a baby and a young child – were displaced in the Nablus area after settling settlers in their homes.

The office said that over the past two years, more than two thousand Palestinians were documented throughout the West Bank due to the escalation of settlers and the restrictions imposed on the movement.

Since the beginning of the extermination war on Gaza, the occupation and the settlers have begun their attacks in the West Bank – including East Jerusalem – which led to the death of more than 934 Palestinians, the injury of nearly 7,000 people and the arrest of 15,000 others, according to official Palestinian data.

The occupation has committed American support since October 7, 2023 genocide in Gaza, which left more than 160,000 Palestinian martyrs and wounded – most of them children and women – and more than 14 thousand missing.