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Burqa raid, injuries
Israeli occupation forces conducted an incursion into the town of Burqa, northwest of Nablus, and injured six Palestinians, including two minors, early Tuesday during house-to-house searches that ransacked properties and assaulted residents.
“Six Palestinians, including two minors, were injured early Tuesday during an Israeli occupation military incursion into the town of Burqa”
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported treating six injuries, including two children, after teams were assaulted by occupation forces, while Palestinian security sources said the forces stormed Burqa, searched homes, tampered with their contents, and beat Palestinians causing bruises.
In Ramallah, six Palestinians were injured, including three children, during an attack by settlers on the village of al-Mughir while dozens of settlers, protected by occupation forces, attacked Palestinians while they were tilling their lands in the al-Mughir plain and fired tear gas canisters at them.
A separate report said Israeli forces and settlers carried out 2,256 attacks against Palestinians and their lands and properties in July, including 1,458 attacks by the occupation forces and 798 by settlers.
Settler surge and detentions
Al-Manar TV Lebanon said Israeli forces also conducted widespread detention operations across the West Bank, with five Palestinians taken into custody in the Bethlehem governorate following raids and searches of their homes.
The same report said forces carried out incursions into the towns of al-Khader, Tuqu’, al-Ubeidiya, Dar Salah, al-Shawawra, and Za’tara, as well as the village of al-Jab’a, though no arrests or home raids were reported in those locations.
In the Jenin governorate, Al-Manar TV Lebanon reported that 11 Palestinians were detained during an extensive campaign targeting neighborhoods in the city and surrounding villages and towns.
Al-Manar TV Lebanon also cited data released Monday by Israeli broadcaster Kan, based on security establishment figures, that showed a 63% surge in settler attacks during the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, with 660 incidents documented between January and June 2026 up from 405 in 2025.
Demolitions, land and accountability
A Saba report said Israeli enemy forces and Zionist settlers escalated attacks and assaults on Palestinian citizens and their property in the West Bank through widespread raids and incursions into cities, villages, and towns.
“The attacks included the demolition of homes and structures, the issuance of demolition orders and construction stoppages”
Saba said the attacks included the demolition of homes and structures, the issuance of demolition orders and construction stoppages, and the confiscation of land in the West Bank for Zionist settlement projects, while Palestinian media outlets reported that since the beginning of this year the West Bank has seen an unprecedented escalation in raids and incursions, demolition of homes and structures, uprooting of trees, and destruction of water sources.
Saba further reported that the bulldozing effects extend beyond directly targeted land by destroying wells, severing water lines, and preventing farmers from accessing their land, threatening agricultural productivity and farmers’ livelihoods.
The report also said Sanad reported that Israeli bulldozers began demolishing 12 Palestinian commercial structures near the village of Anza, south of Jenin, and that residents said Israeli forces closed off the area and prevented anyone from approaching the targeted structures.