Israeli forces killed three Palestinians, including a young man and two women one of whom was eight months pregnant in Nur Shams refugee camp. The army also forced hundreds of civilians to flee their homes in Nur Shams, Tulkarm, and Al-Far'a refugee camps, conducting widespread demolitions, raids, and arrests. Journalists who entered Jenin refugee camp reported that most of the houses had been destroyed.

On Sunday evening, 20-year-old Iyad Al-Akhras was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Nur Shams. Additionally, 21-year-old Rahaf Al-Ashqar was killed by Israeli fire, and 23-year-old Sundus Shalabi died from injuries sustained in the first day of the assault. Eyewitnesses said Shalabi and her husband were attacked as they tried to flee, and while she died, her husband remains in critical condition.

Israeli forces imposed a tight siege on Nur Shams camp, deploying hundreds of soldiers, conducting extensive house-to-house raids, and forcing dozens of families to evacuate. The forces  transformed their homes into military outposts and subjected many to field interrogations, while also using some people as human shields. Meanwhile, they bulldozed streets, destroyed water pipelines, and set homes and businesses on fire.

In Tulkarm, Israeli forces intensified raids, burning and bulldozing homes, forcing families to evacuate, and turning residential buildings into military outposts. In Jenin, journalists witnessed massive destruction, with many houses leveled, while Israeli drones dropped bombs on the camp. In Al-Far'a, Israeli forces continued their offensive for the ninth consecutive day, forcing more families to flee and demolishing infrastructure and civilian properties.