Israeli occupation forces launched a sudden raid on the Palestinian town of Jaba, south of Jenin, forcibly evicting residents from their homes under military orders. Soldiers deployed across the main streets and surrounding areas, storming multiple houses in the Abu Al-Hour neighbourhood and ordering families to leave immediately for at least 72 hours.
The raids extended to the town centre, where homes were searched and damaged, with residents confined under strict movement restrictions that effectively locked down the entire town. Reinforcements, including armoured vehicles, were sent to nearby areas linked to former Israeli settlements.
This operation is part of a broader pattern of escalating military incursions across the West Bank, marked by forced displacement and increasing violence, further deepening the hardship faced by Palestinian communities under occupation.