The coordinated raids swept through Palestinian communities across the central, northern and eastern parts of the occupied territory, with occupation forces storming residential areas, searching homes, making arrests and establishing a military presence inside Palestinian communities.
In East Al-Quds, Israeli regime forces shot and wounded a Palestinian youth during a raid in the Silwan neighborhood.
The forces also stormed Ain al-Luza in Silwan, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, extending the operation into the vicinity of one of the most significant Palestinian religious sites.
From East Al-Quds, the raids extended into the central West Bank, particularly Ramallah province.
Israeli regime forces entered the city of Ramallah and the neighborhoods of Al-Tireh and Ain Misbah, where they searched a Palestinian home, while troops also raided Silwad northeast of the city.
The operations then moved northward into Jenin province, where Israeli forces stormed Qabatiya, Misilya and Ajjah.
In Qabatiya, several Palestinian homes were searched, and Israeli forces reportedly converted one Palestinian residence into a military post.
Three Palestinians were arrested during the raid on Misilya.
The wave of raids continued through Nablus province, where Israeli forces entered Urif village and Beita town south of Nablus.
In Beita, the forces raided the home of Mahmoud Zahir Dawoud and arrested him.
Further west, Israeli forces raided several communities in Qalqilya province, including Habla and Ras Atiya, as well as Beit Amin and Izbat Salman, searching a number of Palestinian homes.
The occupation operations also reached Tulkarm province, where Israeli regime forces raided the towns of Bala'a and Allar, further extending the overnight campaign across the northern West Bank.
While the military raids spread across these areas, illegal Israeli settlers carried out a parallel wave of attacks against Palestinians and their property.
Near the Karmi'lo checkpoint east of Ramallah, settlers attacked and wounded a Palestinian girl.
In the Nablus area, settlers near the Israeli settlement of Yitzhar attacked Palestinian vehicles, adding to the pressure already created by the military operations in the surrounding communities.
In Rantis village west of Ramallah, settlers entered the Palestinian community, wrote hostile slogans on walls and attempted to set Palestinian vehicles on fire.
Residents confronted the settlers and resisted the attempted attacks.
The simultaneous raids and settler attacks stretched across much of the occupied West Bank, from East Al-Quds and Ramallah in the center to Jenin, Nablus, Qalqilya and Tulkarm in the north.
The latest escalation comes after months of intensified Israeli military operations and settler attacks across the occupied territory, according to the report.
While the genocidal war in Gaza has drawn much of the international focus, Palestinians in the West Bank continue to face recurring raids, arrests, home searches and settler attacks.
For Palestinians living under occupation, the latest events add to a pattern of repeated military incursions and settler violence affecting communities across the territory, far beyond the Gaza battlefield.