Nablus

Ireland has passed a bill banning imports of goods from Israeli settlements. An Israeli settlers' outpost has been newly established in the West Bank town of Qabalan, southeast of Nablus.

The Shanabli family in Nablus, Occupied West Bank, reflects the broader decline of Palestinian society, with family members expressing sacrifices made under ongoing occupation. The article highlights the struggles of daily life in a region marked by persistent conflict and instability.

Israeli forces arrested two Palestinians, Awni Al-Shakhshir and Ibrahim Al-Fino, during a raid in Nablus. The Palestinian Prisoners Society reported 20 arrests across the occupied West Bank, including five women and journalist Hassan Abdel Jawad, since Tuesday evening. The group claims Israel has intensified arrests and interrogations since October 2023 as part of a policy of collective punishment.

Israeli settlers uprooted and damaged dozens of olive trees in Beita, south of Nablus. Al Jazeera reported that 500 olive trees were bulldozed near Jenin in the occupied West Bank. Over 120,000 olive trees have been damaged, uprooted, or poisoned in the West Bank since 2020.

Israeli forces detained five Palestinian women in West Bank raids across Hebron, Ramallah, Nablus, and Bethlehem. The detentions, part of a growing trend, include women linked to political activism, social media criticism, or university student groups, with some held under administrative detention without formal charges.

The Israeli army arrested five women activists in the occupied West Bank after raiding their homes. The women, associated with health committees, included Jamila Abu Dahou, Jamila Kanaan, Maysar al-Faqih, Faten Hanaysheh, and Etaf Bader, along with 15 other Palestinians. Soldiers blindfolded and handcuffed Etaf Bader during the raid in Hebron, and her husband expressed uncertainty about her detention location.

Israel arrested five women activists in the occupied West Bank, including members of health committees, during home raids. The Palestinian Prisoners' Club reported escalated targeting of female activists through arrests, night raids, and harsh interrogation methods.

Israeli forces raided the headquarters of the al-Tadamon Charitable Society in Nablus, occupied West Bank, and ordered its closure for one year. The raid involved military vehicles on Sufian Street and al-Adl Street, with additional operations at Balata and Askar refugee camps east of Nablus.

Mujahid Bani Mufleh, a Palestinian journalist detained in Israel for six months without charge, suffered physical and psychological abuse that left him severely weakened. After his release, he was hospitalized with a brain haemorrhage and stroke, which he attributes to the mistreatment during detention.

Israeli military forces raided the headquarters of the Solidarity Charity Association in Nablus, occupied West Bank, and ordered a year-long closure, alleging the organization supported terrorism. Troops vandalized the charity's offices in Balata and Askar refugee camps and sealed the building with a military order.

A Palestinian youth was injured by Israeli fire during a raid on the Qalandia refugee camp near occupied Jerusalem, with two others detained. Eleven more Palestinians were detained in Nablus, and Israeli forces conducted raids involving home searches, ransacking, and blocking access to the village of Madama.

Israeli settlers vandalized a Palestinian home in the al-Hara’iq area south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. A young Palestinian man was assaulted by Israeli forces in Bir Qouza, and settlers destroyed olive trees in Kisan east of Bethlehem.

Israeli forces raided a children's toy store in Jenin and fired tear gas in the marketplace, while also storming Al-Mughayyir near Ramallah during Friday prayers. Israeli settlers attacked a house and vehicles in Kafr Haris and vandalized an electricity pole in Beita near Nablus.

Israeli forces opened fire on and seized a vehicle near the Awarta military checkpoint south of Nablus, according to the Wafa news agency citing Palestinian security sources. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Settlers attacked Palestinians and vandalized property near Nablus, resulting in seven injuries. The attacks involved shootings and beatings, with no immediate comment from authorities.

Twenty-three deaf and mute Israelis were detained by Palestinian security forces in Nablus, an Area A city restricted to Israelis, after being invited for lunch. They were later transferred to Israeli forces following their extraction.

Palestinian children fled through the streets of Burqa after Israeli forces raided and evacuated schools in the occupied West Bank village of Nablus. The incident occurred in a sensitive geopolitical area. Israeli forces were involved in the evacuation.

Amir Othman, a 16-year-old Palestinian teen, was shot by Israeli soldiers on a hill near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, changing his life forever. The incident occurred when Amir was just 16 years old. This event has had a lasting impact on Amir's life.

A Palestinian newborn's father was killed in an Israeli raid in Nablus, and the child was born a day later. The incident occurred in Nablus and involved Israeli forces. The family welcomed the newborn amidst the tragic circumstances.

Israeli forces conducted a raid in Nablus, occupied West Bank, resulting in the death of a 26-year-old Palestinian man. The incident occurred in the context of ongoing conflict in the region.

Israeli forces fired stun grenades at journalists reporting on an army raid in Nablus, as shown in a video. The incident occurred in the occupied territory, highlighting tensions during military operations.