Israeli regime forces deployed heavily in the early hours of Friday and raided the Umm al-Sharayet neighborhood in the city of al-Bireh, searching a Palestinian home.
In Jenin, Israeli occupation forces also raided the Harsh al-Saada area and attacked a residential home.
Meanwhile, in the village of Fahma, southwest of Jenin, Israeli occupation forces arrested a young Palestinian man and two Palestinian women.
In southern Nablus, Israeli regime forces raided the home of Mohammad Nizam Qawariq in the town of Awarta and arrested him.
At the same time, Israeli settlers carried out provocative patrols in the Gharaba area near the settlement of Sinjil, north of Ramallah.
Another group of settlers, accompanied by Israeli regime forces, raided the outskirts of the village of Asira al-Qibliya in southern Nablus.
Local sources said a group of settlers attacked a vehicle carrying Palestinian youths with stones near the entrance known as the Yabrud Bridge, causing the driver to lose control and the vehicle to overturn.
All five passengers in the vehicle were injured in the incident.
Since the start of Israeli regime’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip on October 2023, raids by Zionist regime forces and settlers across the occupied West Bank have increased to an unprecedented level.
During this period, reports of raids on cities and villages, searches of homes, arbitrary arrests of Palestinians and settler attacks on Palestinian lands have emerged almost daily.
Figures show that more than 24,600 Palestinians in the West Bank, including Al-Quds, have been arrested since October 7, 2023.
The figure covers only detainees from the West Bank and does not include thousands of detainees from the Gaza Strip.
More than 785 women and over 1,900 children are among those arrested in the West Bank.
Meanwhile, administrative detention has been one of the main tools of repression during this period.
Around 3,200 to 3,500 Palestinians are currently being held under administrative detention without charge or trial.
Overall, around 9,400 Palestinians are currently held in Israeli regime’s infamous prisons, with nearly 50 percent detained without charge or trial.