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by IMEMC News
June 5, 2026

Israeli occupation forces carried out multiple dawn invasions across the occupied West Bank on Friday, breaking into homes, ransacking property, and abducting Palestinians, while illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers simultaneously attacked Palestinian vehicles and agricultural lands and stole crops.

Israeli soldiers invaded the town of Bruqin, west of Salfit in the central West Bank, and broke into numerous homes before abducting seven Palestinians.

Local sources reported that the soldiers stormed residential areas, searched homes extensively, and damaged personal belongings before abducting Ali Sheikh Omar, Islam Jamal, Wajih Samara, Taysir Samara, Jamil Samara, Rami Rida, and the child Ubaida Raed Abdullah.

The soldiers also conducted wide‑ranging searches throughout the town, deploying heavily in several neighborhoods before withdrawing.

In the northern West Bank, Israeli forces invaded the eastern area of Nablus and broke into homes in Balata refugee camp, Askar al‑Jadeed refugee camp, Balata town, and the Public Housing area.

Soldiers searched and ransacked numerous homes before abducting four Palestinians: Wael Arayshi, Usaid ar‑Refa’ey, Mo’men Qaddoura, and Hisham Awwad.

At the same time, Israeli colonizers escalated attacks in the Nablus district, hurling stones at Palestinian vehicles on the road leading to the village of Qusra, at the junction of Aqraba south of Nablus, and near the Za‘tara military roadblock south of the city.

In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, Israeli forces invaded the village of al‑Mughayyir southeast of the city and broke into several homes during a military operation in the area.

In the southern West Bank district of Hebron, Israeli soldiers invaded the town of ath‑Thaheriya and abducted two Palestinians after breaking into and ransacking numerous homes.

Local sources said the soldiers deployed across the town’s streets and around residential areas, searched many homes, and converted some into military posts before abducting As‘ad Abbas Awaisa and Abboud Ghaleb Jabarin.

Israeli paramilitary colonizers also carried out extensive attacks in the South Hebron Hills; they stole agricultural crops in the al‑Farsh area of Masafer Yatta, invaded Palestinian‑owned lands.

Activist Osama Makhamra said that local residents contacted the Israeli police and demanded they intervene to stop the theft taking place inside their agricultural lands.

Police officers arrived at the scene but took no action to stop the assault or protect the farmers’ property; instead, they provided protection to the colonizers as they continued stealing the crops.

Makhamra added that the incident is part of the escalating wave of colonizer attacks targeting Palestinians and their property in Masafer Yatta and southern Hebron.

These attacks include the seizure of agricultural land, destruction of crops, and preventing farmers from accessing their own fields, all under the protection and support of Israeli occupation forces.

He stressed that residents remain steadfast on their land despite the repeated violations aimed at undermining their presence and livelihood in the area.

The colonizers also and continued for the second consecutive day to bulldoze agricultural areas in the al‑Jalatiyya region. They also released their livestock onto Palestinian farmlands east of the town of Ethna, west of Hebron.

Local sources reported that colonizers blocked the road leading to al‑Jalatiyya with dirt mounds and stones, preventing Palestinians from reaching their lands in preparation for seizing the area.

In the Bethlehem district in the southern occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers invaded the town of Tuqu’, southeast of the city, driving through several neighborhoods and alleys before withdrawing.

Furthermore, Israeli colonizers, accompanied by Israeli soldiers, invaded the Solomon’s Pools archaeological area located between the town of al‑Khader and the village of Artas, south and southwest of Betelhem.

Local sources said the colonizers entered the three pools under heavy military protection, closed the site, and performed religious rituals.

The area has witnessed a sharp escalation in recent days, including repeated invasions by the extremist Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich and several fanatic members of the Knesset, along with attacks targeting Palestinian visitors in an effort to intimidate them and prevent their return.

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