Ramallah

Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, a candidate for the Amcha Yisrael Party, was lightly injured in a stone-throwing attack near Ramallah during an international influencers tour.

Security forces launched an arrest operation in the Binyamin region following weekend violence, detaining eight suspects after the assault of a photojournalist.

Belgium condemned the attack on foreign diplomats and Palestinians by violent individuals near Ramallah, urging EU sanctions. Israeli politicians also denounced the incident.

Clashes during the olive harvest near Ramallah injured two people, including a Washington Post photojournalist, amid conflicting reports from locals and the Binyamin Regional Council.

An Israeli resident of Samaria was arrested following a violent assault and carjacking near Ramallah, as police recovered weapons and military gear from his vehicle.

Settlers brutally assaulted a Palestinian father and son in their car near Ramallah, while an IDF soldier was caught on tape stating Jews have priority over Arabs.

Israeli settlers torched vehicles and sprayed graffiti in West Bank villages near Ramallah, prompting a police investigation into the incidents.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar ordered Dutch diplomats in Ramallah to return their diplomatic credentials within seven days following trade bans on Judea, Samaria, and the Golan Heights.

Clashes and vehicle arson were reported early Sunday in the West Bank village of Abu Falah near Ramallah. Israeli police and IDF forces launched an investigation into the incident.

Palestinians report vehicles torched and threatening graffiti sprayed in the West Bank village of Atara near Ramallah. The IDF strongly condemned the nationalist incident as police investigate.

A Binyamin Brigade tracker shot and wounded a Hamas terrorist who killed Netanel Chay Shukron at the Ein Riya spring, saving the victim's son. IDF forces later arrested the gunman in Ramallah.

IDF Duvdevan forces arrested the terrorist who murdered an Israeli citizen near Neveh Tzuf on Yom Kippur eve at a Ramallah hospital, following directives from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Tensions surged across the West Bank on Saturday with reports of settler friction, property vandalism in Qusra, and IDF security measures near Ramallah.

The IDF stated that forces entered the village of Al-Mughayyir to secure the return of animals located there belonging to Israelis, and that during their exit, a disturbance developed during which fire was opened at "main instigators." Palestinians claim that the two, aged 16 and 19, were killed during a confrontation with settlers. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated.

Israeli forces raided the home of Dr. Dima Amin due to the publication of over one hundred posts, for which she is suspected of harming state security. Her family members were unable to locate her for about 30 hours and did not know where she was being held or what her condition was - and only later did it emerge that she had suffered a cardiac event during her arrest.

During operational activity near Ramallah, IDF forces served a Palestinian with an order to temporarily seize his home, but reversed the decision following US Embassy intervention. A military source stated that residents were not evacuated and an alternative location was used.