Palestinian Red Crescent

The Israeli army conducted a large-scale military operation in the Qalandiya refugee camp in East Jerusalem, involving home raids, arrests, and the prevention of dawn prayers. Soldiers injured a Palestinian man, assaulted a journalist, and demolished a car wash, while distributing leaflets warning residents against security threats.

A Palestinian was shot and wounded during an Israeli settler march through several West Bank towns, sparking clashes with locals, first responders, the Israeli army, and an AFP journalist. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported treating a young man shot in the abdomen during a raid on the al-Junaid area in Nablus.

The Israeli military bombed the Al-Muttaqin Mosque in Gaza, claiming it was a Hamas weapons storage site, though Palestinian officials disputed this. The attack caused significant damage and displacement, with UNESCO reporting 14 religious sites damaged since the war began. Settler violence in the West Bank also increased, including arson attacks on Palestinian homes.

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.

A 10-year-old boy was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Rafah, southern Gaza, while three others were killed in Gaza City strikes. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported two additional deaths from an air strike on a tent in the Sheikh Ijlin neighborhood, bringing Tuesday's total deaths to at least 12, with over 1,100 fatalities since the October 2025 ceasefire.

Israeli settlers injured eight Palestinians in an attack in Khirbet Asafi, Masafer Yatta, near Hebron in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. Settlers have repeatedly targeted the area to displace Palestinian communities, with 50 acres of land seized in the region featured in the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Other Land'.

A Palestinian official called for international intervention as Israeli settlers escalated violence in the West Bank, including attacks on Palestinians, human rights activists, and property. Incidents involved injuries, home seizures, olive tree uprooting, and military post conversions, with Israeli forces accused of protecting settlers during assaults.

Israeli settlers raided several Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank, leading to attacks, arrests, and confrontations with Israeli security forces. Incidents included attempts to steal sheep in Arrabeh, arrests in Khan al-Ahmar, and the use of crowd-control measures in Idhna. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported injuries to Palestinians, including a young man struck by a rubber-coated steel bullet and two elderly individuals protecting their livestock.

The Israeli army reported killing two Palestinians near the Karmei Tzur settlement in the occupied West Bank, claiming they hurled Molotov cocktails. Settler attacks have surged since the war on Iran began, including an incident where a child was injured in Beit Ummar and a vehicle scrapyard was set ablaze in Shuqba.

The Gaza Health Ministry demanded the immediate release of two detained ambulance drivers from the Palestinian Red Crescent, who were among seven crew members stopped on Gaza's Salah al-Din highway during medical duties. Five crew members were later released, while the article notes reports of armed groups in Gaza expanding their presence with Israeli backing.