Dozens of settlers broke into Yousuf's house in Nablus, under the strict protection of the occupation forces, under the pretext of performing their Talmudic rituals.

Local sources reported that senior Israeli figures participated in the break-in of Yousuf's grave.

In Lud, dozens of settlers took part in a provocative march called by settlement groups, with the participation of the right-wing Knesset member Itmar Ben Jefir leading the incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque. They walked in the streets of the city with Israeli flags and chanted racist chants against the Palestinians.

In Hebron, the occupation forces broke into the town of as-Samu, closed it and declared it a closed military area to enable settlers to perform their Talmudic rituals in the archaeological tower in the town.