Nablus

Palestinians reported that individuals posing as IDF soldiers attacked a family in the West Bank village of Talfit overnight, injuring three people.

IDF forces carried out counter-terrorism raids and arrests in Nablus and began demolishing the home of a terrorist near Jerusalem, three years after the October 7 attacks.

Radical settlers burned a Palestinian family's house near Nablus after the IDF attempted to assist them in returning home following months of harassment.

IDF troops eliminated a knife-wielding terrorist in Aqraba near Nablus during overnight raids, while a new report reveals PM Netanyahu received a pre-October 7 warning from the UAE president.

Chairman of the Zehut party Moshe Feiglin warned today, Tuesday, that 11 doctors and 36 nurses from the An-Najah University Hospital in Nablus are expected to enter training at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv. According to him, the university is affiliated with the terrorist organization Hamas, and he called for the move to be cancelled.

According to the Palestinians, the arson occurred in the village of Bazariya. Graffiti was sprayed on the building's walls against the US Ambassador to Israel and threats were made toward a "Kan" reporter and the security establishment: "You have been warned." Simultaneously, police arrested 8 suspects aged 16-20 for arson and assault in the southern Hebron Hills.

Under Shin Bet intelligence guidance, YAMAM fighters secretly apprehended a 37-year-old suspect wanted for promoting terrorist activity and attempting to carry out attacks against Israelis. No casualties were reported among our forces.

An M16 rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, 11 magazines, and over 100,000 shekels in cash were seized during a search conducted in recent days at a house in the village of Qaryut, near Nablus. Two local residents were arrested and transferred for questioning at the Ariel station.

Adli Yaish, former mayor of Nablus, was arrested on July 23 by the Shin Bet on suspicion of terrorist activity. He remains under investigation.

In Khirbet Tuba in the Masafer Yatta area, reports were received of structures being set on fire, and in the Khallet al-Humus area, it was claimed that settlers clashed with families. The Red Crescent reported that 5 wounded were evacuated from the scene.

A report published by Sky News claimed that IDF soldiers delayed a Palestinian ambulance carrying a woman in advanced pregnancy for more than 30 minutes at a checkpoint near the village of Awarta, following a terror attack that occurred in the area. According to the report, the forces even ordered the ambulance engine and the medical equipment inside to be turned off.

According to Palestinian reports, settlers terrorized the village of Jalud, going between houses and knocking on doors; police have opened an investigation. This follows a series of incidents between the warring parties in the West Bank, leading the IDF to reinforce troops to prevent friction.

Earlier on Friday, a group of Israeli citizens entered the outskirts of Nablus. According to the IDF, Palestinians threw stones at them, and an Israeli citizen fired a warning shot. No injuries were reported. IDF forces acted to remove the citizens from the area.

Major Yuval Ezra was killed in a terror attack during a hiking trip. He was set to marry his partner, Timor, next year. Family and friends gathered at the Beit Dagan military cemetery to pay their final respects.

Major Yuval Ezra was already at home and his mother was preparing his favorite dish: kubbeh. But he was called back due to the tension in the West Bank, arrived to handle a confrontation between Palestinians and Israelis — and was shot to death by a terrorist. "We have been receiving hundreds of messages from his soldiers since," his family members share in pain. "We will bury our hero son, sit...

About 20 settlers entered the village of Tel, where Major Yuval Ezra and Binyamin Malet were killed yesterday in a confrontation with Palestinians. No unusual incidents have been reported, and IDF forces are on their way to evacuate them.