Deir Dibwan

Israeli forces issued demolition orders for three tourist facilities in the village of Arraneh, bulldozed agricultural land, and destroyed part of a drinking water network in Beit Iskaria to expand the Gush Etzion settlement bloc. Settlers attacked a water pipeline east of Tubas for the eighth time since July and assaulted a Palestinian family and their vehicle east of Deir Dibwan.

Six settlers were indicted on terror charges for an arson attack on a West Bank mosque with people inside. The group included five minors and an 18-year-old who arrived wearing face coverings and carrying knives, tear gas, gloves, and combustible material.

Israeli settlers conducted arson attacks in Palestinian communities east of Ramallah, burning vehicles, damaging property, and setting a mosque on fire. An elderly man was doused with petrol, and violence spread to Deir Dibwan, where additional vehicles were torched.

Wafa news agency reported settler attacks and Israeli military operations across the occupied West Bank, including the assault of Palestinian farmers in Atuf, the shooting of a family (including a seven-month-old infant who later died) near Hebron, and Israeli forces entering a home in Deir Dibwan during a confrontation with settlers. A settler was observed between military forces and protesters in Idna.