Beit Furik

A West Bank woman delivered a stillborn baby after Israeli soldiers delayed her at a checkpoint. The Israeli military sealed off the village of Beit Furik in the northern West Bank on July 23, 2026.

Overnight Israeli military and settler raids in Palestinian territories injured a teenager and an elderly man in Bethlehem and Nablus. Raids occurred in multiple locations including Tal, Qaryut, Beit Furik, Urif, Aqabat Jabr, Qalqilya, Kobar, Kafr Aqab, Yabad, Zababdeh, Burqin, and Faroun, involving gunfire, tear gas, home searches, detentions, and settler attacks.

An Israeli military strike killed two Palestinians in northern Gaza, while three others were shot dead in the West Bank by Israeli settlers and military forces. Palestinian authorities and the Wafa news agency reported that settlers set fires in Beit Furik and attacked Palestinians attempting to extinguish them, with the military providing support.

Israeli army shot two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank after an Israeli settler was stabbed. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported injuries from live fire during an Israeli raid on Beit Furik. Israeli troops imposed checkpoints around the town following the incident.

Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian women and elderly shepherds in the Masafer Yatta area of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, targeting their livestock. Two men were injured in Beit Furik, and nine others suffered bruises and tear gas inhalation during an attack in Masafer Yatta. Settler gangs, under the protection of Israeli forces, assaulted Palestinians and attempted to steal sheep.