Israeli Raids and Arrests in the West Bank and Martyr in Gaza

The occupation forces raided the cities of Bethlehem, Beit Jala, and Beit Sahour, and the areas of Al-Doha, Al-Khader, Artas, Jabal Al-Muwalihah, Handaza, Rukhma, Jannata, Haramla, Rafidia, according to a security source quoted by WAFA.

The forces stormed several homes in Bethlehem, including those belonging to the Al-Ahmar family, without reporting any arrests.

In the town of Budo, northwest of occupied Jerusalem, the occupation forces raided several neighborhoods early Tuesday, brutally assaulting a young man, the nature of his injury unclear.

Demolition of a Residential Building in Jerusalem

The occupation forces demolished a five-story residential building in the town of Al-Tur in occupied Jerusalem, which housed 10 apartments, after storming the area with several military vehicles and raiding the vicinity of the building.

The Jerusalem Governorate said that the occupation authorities delivered a final demolition notice to the residents on Monday, after years of pursuing them with demolition notices, imposing fines and financial penalties, noting that the authorities refused to grant them a building license.

According to the Jerusalem Governorate's report for the third quarter of 2026, the occupation authorities carried out 139 demolition and bulldozing operations in the governorate between July and September, issuing 150 notices and decisions related to demolition, evacuation, and seizure of property, including 140 demolition notices and decisions.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the Israeli authorities have demolished around 170 Palestinian buildings in East Jerusalem since the beginning of the year under the pretext of not obtaining building permits, noting the difficulty of Palestinians obtaining these permits.

The United Nations warned of the effects of demolition and evacuation operations in East Jerusalem on the Palestinian presence and the geographical and demographic continuity of the city, and said that forced demolition and evacuation raise concerns under international humanitarian law.

Converting Homes into Military Barracks in Bani Naim

In the town of Bani Naim, east of Hebron, the occupation forces raided the town and declared it a closed military zone, spreading in its neighborhoods and streets and raiding several homes, before converting three of them into military barracks.

The forces also prevented students from reaching some schools, according to local sources.

The Hebron Governorate is witnessing an escalation in Israeli raids and military measures, including the closure of roads and entrances, raiding homes, and converting some of them into military posts and barracks.

Martyr and Injuries in Gaza

In the Gaza Strip, a Palestinian was martyred and others were injured on Tuesday due to Israeli shelling and gunfire in Gaza City and Khan Younis, according to local and medical sources.

The sources said that a Palestinian was martyred and another was injured in a drone strike by an Israeli drone near the Municipal Park in the center of Gaza City.

Several Palestinians were also injured as a result of targeting a bicycle on Unity Street in the west of the city, while two Palestinians were injured by Israeli army gunfire, one in the Karama neighborhood in the northwest of Gaza City, and the other by gunfire from military vehicles in the area of Well 19 south of Khan Younis farms.

The occupation artillery renewed its shelling east of Gaza City, coinciding with the demolition of the remaining houses in the vicinity of the Shujaiya junction and the eastern areas of Al-Tuffah neighborhood.

Settlers Burn 4 Vehicles in Aqraba

In Nablus, settlers burned four vehicles in the town of Aqraba, south of the city, on Tuesday morning, causing damage to Palestinian property.

These attacks come amid escalating settler attacks on Palestinians and their properties in Nablus and other areas of the occupied West Bank, including burning and vandalizing vehicles and homes, uprooting trees and seizing land, in addition to physical assaults and roadblocks.