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Nablus charity raid
Israeli forces carried out an early-morning raid in the West Bank city of Nablus, entering the Future Generation Hands Association, a local non-governmental organization involved in youth and community development.
“raided the Future Generation Hands Association”
The available information did not immediately indicate whether anyone was detained at the organization or whether materials were confiscated during the operation, and Israeli authorities had not provided a detailed public explanation for the specific operation at the association.
The raid was described as part of a wider pattern, with Israeli forces also entering Tammun and Tayasir in the Tubas area during the same period.
In Tammun, Palestinian accounts said soldiers searched several homes before withdrawing, and no arrests were immediately reported in connection with the Tammun raid.
In Tayasir, east of Tubas, Kamal Bani Odah, director of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club in Tubas, said troops conducted searches inside a number of homes during the operation, with no immediate information indicating that arrests resulted.
UN warns West Bank
In parallel with raids and arrests, the UN warned the occupied West Bank was at a “breaking point” as Israeli forces continued their crackdown, arresting at least 23 Palestinians and demolishing several homes.
Addressing the UN Security Council on Tuesday, Deputy Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process Ramiz Alakbarov said the West Bank was at “breaking point” and said Israeli forces and settlers have killed 76 Palestinians, including 18 children, in the occupied territory so far this year.
Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh reported from Al-Mughayyir that settlers also burned part of the valley and attacked nearby homes, while she said “Upwards of 60 percent of Al-Mughayyir’s land has been confiscated by the Israeli army.”
The same Al Jazeera report said in Khirbet Ras al-Ahmar settlers destroyed parts of the main water pipeline, cutting off supplies to 30 Palestinian herding families and to nearby farms, according to Wafa.
It also said in Burqa, northwest of Nablus, six Palestinians, including two children, were wounded after Israeli forces assaulted residents during a raid, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
Detentions, demolitions, displacement
The Al Jazeera report said that according to the Palestinian Wafa news agency, those detained on Tuesday included two children, one of whom had a disability, as well as a man who was taken while he was grazing his livestock in al-Hadidiyah in the northern Jordan Valley.
“Israel has demolished an average of 122 Palestinian buildings every month this year”
It added that at least 11 others were arrested in the Jenin governorate, while five were detained in the Bethlehem area, and it described demolitions including the family home of Farouq Ramadan in Tal, southwest of Nablus.
The UN figures cited by Al Jazeera said Israel has demolished an average of 122 Palestinian buildings every month this year, while Alakbarov told the Security Council that about 3,800 Palestinians—nearly half of them children—have been displaced by settler violence, demolitions and evictions.
Alakbarov also said that since January 2023, 127 Palestinian communities have been fully or partially displaced, including 47 completely uprooted, affecting more than 6,390 people.
In a separate WAFA account dated August 13, 2026, Israeli occupation forces raided three locations in the Nablus governorate—Burqa, Qusra, and Salem—where Burqa raids included detaining residents for some time and field interrogations, while in Qusra no detentions were reported.
