Israeli occupation forces continued their escalation on Tuesday in various neighborhoods of Tulkarm, witnessing intense movement and a widespread deployment of military vehicles and soldiers, amid arbitrary measures against civilians.

According to local sources, two Israeli military vehicles were stationed at the Mega roundabout in the northern part of the city. Soldiers stopped passing vehicles, searched them, and checked the IDs of their passengers. Meanwhile, infantry forces were stationed in the city center's vegetable market, firing sound bombs to terrorize residents. They detained a number of young men and arrested one of them, but it has not yet been possible to determine his identity.

Israeli occupation forces raided a number of homes in the eastern part of the city, in the area adjacent to the Abu al-Foul neighborhood in Tulkarm refugee camp, and forced their residents to evacuate by 7:00 p.m. today. The families of Asia and Abu al-Ghayyab were identified among those raided.

On Nablus Street, occupation forces arrested Ahmad Abu Ghalia, a resident of Bal'a, while he was working at the "Fawwal Al-Sham" restaurant. They also closed off Nablus Street near Nour Shams camp with tires, completely preventing traffic.

Foot soldiers were also deployed in the Jabal al-Nasr neighborhood of Nour Shams camp, where they fired heavy sound bombs. They pursued, detained, and assaulted young men, and arrested a number of them, taking them to army barracks in the camp.

These developments come as Israel continues its assault on the city of Tulkarm and its two camps, now in its 86th consecutive day, resulting in widespread destruction of infrastructure and property and the displacement of thousands of citizens.