Israeli forces conducted a wide-scale campaign of raids and detentions across the occupied West Bank and al-Quds (Jerusalem) early Saturday morning.

According to Al Mayadeen, forces stormed Nablus and Tulkarm in the north, detaining six Palestinians following clashes and field interrogations.

Similar incursions occurred in the Ramallah governorate, where one Palestinian was detained amid the use of sonic grenades and tear gas.

In the southern West Bank, military checkpoints were established at the entrances of al-Khalil as forces raided Dura and Halhul, detaining two individuals.

Meanwhile, raids in occupied al-Quds targeted Anata, Kafr Aqab, and the Qalandia camp, resulting in at least one further detention.

These actions follow a wave of assaults two days prior, during which at least 14 Palestinians were detained.

The majority of those arrests took place in the al-Khalil governorate, where eight people were taken into custody.

Additional raids during that period targeted Nablus, Qalqilya, and Beit Lahm, where six more Palestinians were detained during separate military incursions.