Israeli occupation forces carried out a series of raids across the occupied West Bank overnight and early Sunday, detaining Palestinians and injuring civilians, while extremist Israeli settlers also carried out attacks against Palestinian residents and vehicles, according to local sources.

The latest raids affected several areas, including Bethlehem, Ramallah, Nablus and Hebron, as Israeli forces intensified military operations across the occupied territory.

In eastern Bethlehem, Israeli forces raided homes in the villages of al-Maniya and Kisan, detaining five Palestinians, according to local sources.

In the Ramallah area, two young men were detained during raids in the towns of Silwad and Beitin.

Israeli forces also entered Osarin village in the Nablus area, where clashes reportedly broke out between soldiers and local Palestinian youths. Forces subsequently stormed the town of Beita, although no arrests were reported there.

In al-Khalil (Hebron), Israeli forces detained a young Palestinian man in al-Arroub refugee camp and confiscated his vehicle following confrontations with local residents.

In another incident in the Wadi al-Husain area of Hebron City, soldiers detained a Palestinian man and prevented him from taking his sick child to receive medical treatment, according to local reports.

The latest military raids coincided with a series of attacks and incursions by Israeli settlers in different parts of the West Bank.

A group of extremist settlers reportedly attacked Palestinian vehicles on the Atara bridge, north of Ramallah.

Other settlers stormed the courtyard of the Abu Awad family home on the outskirts of Turmus Ayya, also north of Ramallah.

In the northern Jordan Valley, settlers reportedly carried out provocative tours in the hamlet of Khirbet Samra, further heightening tensions in the area.

In Beit Einun, north of Hebron, settlers accompanied by Israeli soldiers reportedly assaulted members of the Zalloum family and detained them.

The most serious reported violence occurred in al-Jabari neighborhood in Hebron City, where Israeli soldiers and settlers attacked Palestinian residents.

Several Palestinians, including an elderly woman, were injured during the assault.

According to reports, 10 people received emergency medical treatment from Palestine Red Crescent Society paramedics, including an elderly woman and two men who had suffered gunshot wounds.

One of those wounded was reportedly detained by Israeli forces while receiving or seeking assistance during the attack.

The incidents have further intensified concerns over the safety of Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank, where military raids, arrests, settler violence and restrictions on movement have become a regular feature of daily life.

The latest developments come amid continued Israeli military operations throughout the West Bank and increasing reports of attacks by extremist settlers against Palestinian communities.

Palestinians and human rights groups have repeatedly warned that the combination of military raids and settler violence is creating an increasingly dangerous environment for civilians, particularly in areas surrounding Hebron, Nablus, Ramallah and the Jordan Valley.

The overnight raids and settler attacks have once again drawn attention to the deteriorating security situation in the occupied West Bank, where Palestinian communities continue to face displacement pressures, restrictions and violence.

Local sources said Israeli forces remained deployed in several areas as tensions continued to rise. (ILKHA)