A Palestinian dead in the West Bank as the occupation continues its military operation in Tubas.

A Palestinian youth was martyred by the occupation forces in the town of Qabatiya in northern West Bank, coinciding with the ongoing military operation of the occupation army in the Tubas governorate.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health stated that the young man, Osama Yasser Kmeil, was martyred last night by the occupation's bullets in the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin.

At the same time, the occupation army continues its military operation in Tubas for the second consecutive day, targeting 5 areas in the governorate by deploying large forces, conducting raids, searches, and detaining Palestinians.

A reporter reported that 15 Palestinians were injured as a result of assaults by the occupation, including an elderly man over 80 years old, and the occupation detained 70 others yesterday, Wednesday.

The director of the Palestinian Red Crescent in Tubas, Nidal Odeh, stated that the occupation obstructed ambulances from reaching the town of Tamoun, where a military checkpoint was established at the town's entrance, and crews and patients were searched.

The occupation forces announced the killing of 3 Palestinians and the injury of 10 others following hours of launching their military operation in Tubas yesterday morning, Wednesday.

The occupation forces imposed a curfew and siege on the city of Tubas, the Al-Far'a camp, and the villages of Aqaba, Tamoun, and Tayaseer, in addition to several gatherings and areas in the northern Jordan Valley.

Many homes were raided, and some were turned into military barracks.

The Israeli occupation army had announced the start of a wide military operation in the area in cooperation with the internal security service (Shabak) and border guards, involving fighters, helicopters, and drones.

Based on what it claimed was intelligence information about activities suspected of being linked to armed Palestinian organizations and monitoring the establishment of infrastructure to target the army.

The Maariv newspaper quoted sources in the army stating that the operation came after monitoring an increase in attempts to carry out Palestinian operations in recent weeks.

There was a movement aimed at re-establishing armed brigades.

The occupation army stated that special forces are combing dozens of buildings and interrogating suspected Palestinians in the area, confirming that the operation will continue "to prevent the entrenchment of terrorism and eliminate any security threat."

In contrast, the governor of Tubas, Ahmad Al-As'ad, stated that what is happening is the implementation of the "Alon" settlement project, imposing new realities and controlling Palestinian lands.

In other developments, the occupation forces carried out raids and arrests at dawn today in the cities of Qalqilya and Tulkarem in northern West Bank.

Palestinian media reported that occupation soldiers raided a house in the Kafr Saba neighborhood in Qalqilya, as well as stormed the Dhannaba suburb east of Tulkarem.

Earlier, a reporter stated that Israeli forces, accompanied by military reinforcements and bulldozers, stormed the city of Tulkarem and headed towards the Nur Shams camp, where they carried out expansion and leveling operations in the camp.

In the Shuafat camp north of occupied Jerusalem, a Palestinian youth was injured by the bullets of the occupation forces during their incursion into the camp.

The Palestinian news agency reported from the Jerusalem governorate that a young man was injured by rubber-coated metal bullets fired by the occupation forces during their incursion into the entrance of Shuafat camp.

On another note, armed settlers assaulted homes and properties of Palestinians in various areas of the West Bank.

The assaults included the town of Silwad east of Ramallah, the Arab Al-Rashayda gathering southeast of Bethlehem, the town of Beita south of Nablus, and the villages of Jorish and Khillat Al-Hums.

The settlers carried out their assaults under the protection of the occupation forces, which prevented citizens from defending themselves and used tear gas to disperse them.