The latest incidents were reported across several areas, with Israeli forces raiding refugee camps and Palestinian towns while settlers attacked residents and targeted the remaining agricultural land in communities already surrounded by illegal Israeli settlements and outposts.
In north Al-Quds, Israeli forces raided Kafr Aqab, driving military vehicles through its streets before withdrawing toward el-Bireh.
The occupation forces then stormed several neighborhoods in el-Bireh and fired stun grenades at the Am’ari refugee camp, Wafa reported.
Israeli forces also stormed the Qalandiya refugee camp and spread into nearby areas, although local sources reported no immediate arrests.
Meanwhile, four Palestinian farmers were arrested while harvesting olives on their own land east of Tulkarem, according to Wafa.
The farmers were picking olives near the illegal Israeli settlement of Einav when Israeli forces detained them.
Elsewhere, settler attacks continued to threaten Palestinian agricultural communities, particularly in areas where illegal settlements and outposts have encircled villages and consumed much of their land.
In Burqa, an ancient farming village near Ramallah, residents say they have already lost most of their farmland as settler attacks intensify in the remaining agricultural areas.
In another incident, settlers attacked a Palestinian woman in Aqraba, south of Nablus, spraying her in the face with pepper spray as she returned home.
Israeli forces also detained six Palestinians, including a 17-year-old, in Beita, Tulkarem and Jenin.
The attacks extended to Palestinian property and farmland, with three vehicles partially torched in Rantis, west of Ramallah, and dozens of olive trees uprooted in al-Maniya, southeast of Bethlehem.
Settlers also attacked Palestinians in Beita and the northern Jordan Valley, while sheep and a tractor were stolen from Palestinians in Asira al-Qibliya.
Israeli forces further uprooted dozens of olive trees in Beit Ur al-Fauqa and issued an order affecting 29 dunams of planted land.