The Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Al-Far'a camp, south of Tubas, leaving behind extensive destruction to the infrastructure.

The occupation forces stormed the camp for about 10 continuous hours, during which they raided several homes and detained a number of citizens. The occupation bulldozers also caused widespread destruction to the infrastructure and citizens’ property, in addition to the occupation soldiers committing violations against ambulance crews.

The director of the Prisoners Club in Tubas, Kamal Bani Odeh, reported that the occupation forces raided many citizens’ homes, arrested and detained a number of them, and carried out field investigations with most of them before releasing them later.

He added that a case of arrest was recorded for the young man, Rabie Zaid Sarhan, who was not released, as the soldiers took him with them.

The occupation forces committed violations against the ambulance crews during the storming of the camp. Red Crescent sources reported that the occupation forces fired live bullets at the Red Crescent ambulance point inside the camp, and demanded that the crews and volunteers close the outpost and withdraw from it.