Here's the latest from the occupied West Bank

The occupied West Bank has seen recent unrest, with Israeli forces carrying out several operations, according to the Wafa news agency. Israeli military vehicles raided an area near al-Ram, north of occupied Jerusalem, opening fire on Palestinians, though no casualties were reported immediately. In another incident, Israeli forces deployed in central Tubas fired stun grenades at young men.

The destruction of water pipelines in Atouf and Ras al-Ahmar, southeast of Tubas, was undertaken to construct a military road, resulting in substantial losses for the local agricultural sector, as per a local activist. Settlers also set fire to agricultural land east of Jiljilyya, north of Ramallah, which was brought under control by civil defense crews.

In Qusra, south of Nablus, Palestinian family's home was besieged by Israeli settlers for a second consecutive day. This blockade obstructed access, food deliveries, and visitors, preventing the family from leaving. Israeli soldiers joined settlers in prayer and took selfies with them before departing without ending the siege.

Israeli forces conducted a raid on Balata refugee camp near Nablus, where a young man was shot and five Palestinians were detained. Additionally, Israeli authorities issued a military order to seize land in Marda, Salfit, to build a communications tower.