11 injured, including children, in Israeli raids near Nablus

Israeli security forces and settler groups entered several occupied West Bank towns on Tuesday, intensifying a wave of confrontations that began earlier in the day in the town of Tal. The operations, described by the Israeli military as “preventive measures,” involved coordinated movements of soldiers and civilian settlers who moved through the streets of Tal and neighboring villages, prompting clashes with local residents. According to the Palestinian Authority, the incidents resulted in property damage, injuries to civilians, and the detention of several individuals suspected of involvement in the unrest.

In the aftermath, Israeli authorities reported the arrest of dozens of Palestinians across the affected towns, citing security concerns and the need to restore order. The Palestinian Health Ministry confirmed that several people received treatment for injuries sustained during the confrontations, while the Israeli Defense Forces announced that the operations would continue until “stability is re‑established.” International observers called for restraint from all parties and urged both sides to engage in dialogue to prevent further escalation in the region.