Israeli occupation forces escalated their attacks on the city of Tulkarm and its two camps on Saturday evening, arresting a citizen after raiding his shop. They continued their raids and searches, and burned and blew up homes in the Nur Shams camp.

According to local sources, two Israeli military vehicles were stationed around the Shuweika roundabout in the northern part of the city, where soldiers obstructed the movement of vehicles and civilians, particularly after the evening and Tarawih prayers. They stopped young men, checked their IDs, and interrogated them on the spot, firing sound bombs and live ammunition to terrorize residents.

In the same context, occupation forces raided a number of shops on Shuweika Street, conducting thorough searches and interrogating employees, before forcing the owners to close their shops. They also arrested citizen Moaz Abu Shamla after storming his shop and vandalizing its contents.

Israeli occupation forces continued to raid homes in various neighborhoods of Tulkarm refugee camp, forcing residents to leave, particularly targeting the areas of Hanoun Square, Al-Wakala, Qaqun, and Abu Al-Foul.

Israeli occupation forces also burned down the al-Ghoul family's home in the al-Madaris neighborhood of Nour Shams camp, and blew up the home of Saher Ra'iq and his mother in the same neighborhood, as part of their ongoing assault on the city and its two camps for the 48th consecutive day.