Israeli Occupation Forces Continue to Disrupt Palestinian Life with Closures and Raids

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have continued to restrict the movement of Palestinians and cause damage to infrastructure in the West Bank. On Thursday, the main entrances to the village of Madama were closed, preventing the local population from entering and exiting. In Qalqilya, a young man was shot by Israeli forces while near the separation wall in the village of Hableh. In Jenin, IOF withdrew after a 15-hour assault that resulted in significant destruction to infrastructure, including the main water line supplying the Jenin Government Hospital. The hospital requires over 60 cubic meters of water daily.

Key Takeaways:

• IOF closed the main entrances to the village of Madama, preventing the local population from entering and exiting.
• A young man was shot by Israeli forces in Qalqilya while near the separation wall in Hableh village.
• Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Jenin after a 15-hour assault, causing significant destruction to infrastructure.
• The main water line supplying the Jenin Government Hospital was destroyed, requiring the hospital to rely on water tanks until repairs can be made.
• During the incursion into Jenin, several raids were conducted in villages, resulting in the death of a woman, injuries to four others, and the arrest of two young men.
• The village of Anza was a target of multiple raids, leading to the death and injuries.
• IOF also conducted raids in Yamon and Burqin, leading to the arrest of one young man.

Statistics:

• At least 4 Palestinians were injured in Anza, including a woman.
• 2 young men were arrested in separate raids in Anza and Yamon.
• The Jenin Government Hospital requires over 60 cubic meters of water daily.
• Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Jenin after a 15-hour assault resulting in significant destruction.
• The village of Madama has been subject to repeated closures of its main entrances.

Sources:

• Abdullah Ziada, head of the village council in Madama, as reported in a local source.
• Bashir Matahen, Director of Public Relations at Jenin Municipality, as quoted in a local source.
• Local sources in Qalqilya, as reported on Thursday.