Gaza: Israeli forces raided the towns and villages of Beit Furik, Awarta, and Beita in the Nablus Governorate on Monday evening, firing live ammunition, tear gas, and sound grenades, which led to confrontations, local sources reported.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, Israeli occupation soldiers compelled shop owners in Beit Furik to close their businesses during the raids. In Awarta and Beita, the forces fired live ammunition, tear gas, and sound grenades, resulting in clashes.
The sources further reported that the occupation soldiers vandalized murals, splashing paint over images of individuals who had been killed.