Hebron: Israeli occupation forces today detained eight Palestinians from the village of Ad-Deqaiqa, in the Masafer Yatta area south of Hebron. Anti-colonization activist Osama Makhamreh confirmed the identities of those detained: Nasser Ahmad Nasser al-Najadeh, Abdul Rahman Mohammad al-Najadeh, Suleiman Mahmoud Kaabneh, Mohammad Suleiman al-Najadeh, Yousef Ahmad Mohammad Kaabneh, Mohammad Raad Amer, Odeh Salem al-Najadeh, and his son Salem.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency, the detentions occurred after an attack by Israeli colonists on Palestinians, during which they attempted to steal livestock. This incident is part of a series of tensions in the area, as earlier in the day, colonists cut the main water line supplying the village, impacting around 700 residents.
In another incident, colonists targeted the home of Khairy Abu Tuffah in Khallet al-Hummus, south of Yatta, where they allegedly assaulted his family and foreign solidarity activists. These events highlight ongoing conflicts in the region.