Israeli occupation forces launched a large-scale arrest campaign across several areas in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, accompanied by repeated raids and heightened military restrictions, particularly in the Hebron and Jerusalem governorates.

In the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, the occupation forces imposed a full curfew and carried out a mass arrest operation, detaining more than 100 citizens, gathering them in the town’s stadium, and subjecting them to abuse. Another unit raided the home of martyr Walid Sabarneh, welded the entrance shut, and barred the family from entering.

The raids extended to other parts of the West Bank, where the occupation army used stun grenades and conducted house searches.