Overview
- A deadly clash near Tell that left two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinians dead over the weekend triggered large Israeli security operations and widespread unrest.
- In the latest confirmed reprisals, settlers set fire to two mosques in Qusra and Kour and spray‑painted racist slogans, causing extensive damage and local fear.
- Israeli forces stepped up raids across the northern West Bank, detaining more than 70 people in initial reports and sealing homes slated for demolition.
- On Friday the government announced steps to accelerate legalisation of farm outposts and establish new ones, a move the UN secretary‑general called a “flagrant violation” of international law.
- Nearly 600 retired Israeli security officials urged President Trump to press Israel to rein in settler violence, while humanitarian agencies warn of rising displacement, restricted access to services, and growing civilian harm.