Jerusalem: The Israeli army imposed a curfew on Palestinians during a raid on the Shuafat refugee camp and the town of Anata near occupied East Jerusalem, while Israeli occupiers carried out attacks across several areas of the occupied West Bank.
According to Anadolu Agency, Israeli military vehicles and bulldozers entered Shuafat and Anata amid a heavy troop deployment, the Jerusalem Governorate said in a statement. The army announced the curfew over loudspeakers in both areas. It later stated that it had launched a 'focused' operation in Shuafat and Anata, without specifying its duration. The military claimed the operation targeted 'terrorist activity' and infrastructure but provided no evidence.
Elsewhere in the occupied West Bank, Israeli occupiers attacked Palestinians and property in Ramallah, Hebron, and Salfit, as reported by Palestine's official WAFA news agency, state-run Voice of Palestine radio, and eyewitnesses. In Burqa, east of Ramallah, occupiers entered the village and roamed its streets, while others erected a tent on Mount Al-Qarana in Deir Abu Mashal, northwest of the city, WAFA stated. West of Al-Mughayyir village, northeast of Ramallah, occupiers moved timber toward illegal settlement outposts, raising Palestinian concerns over further expansion on their land.
In Hebron, an Israeli occupier attacked a vehicle driven by a Palestinian woman and smashed its windows, reported Voice of Palestine. South of Yatta, occupiers re-established an illegal settlement outpost in Wadi al-Rakhim hours after the Israeli army dismantled it, local activist Osama Makhamra told Anadolu. Makhamra mentioned that Israeli forces also raided Khirbet Imneizil southeast of Yatta, storming a Palestinian home and damaging property inside.
In Salfit in the northern West Bank, occupiers continued razing Palestinian land northwest of Deir Ballut for an 11th consecutive day, WAFA reported. Israeli occupiers carried out 3,488 attacks across the occupied West Bank in the first half of 2026, according to the Palestinian Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission.