North of Jerusalem, hundreds of Palestinians remained trapped in vehicle queues for hours due to tightened inspections at the Jaba military checkpoint.
In southern Hebron, Israeli forces accompanied by settlers raided Wadi Ajheish, detaining five Palestinians, including four from one family, while confiscating their vehicle and work tools.
In Masafer Yatta, authorities issued demolition orders for residential caves in Khallet al-Dabaa, while settlers drove livestock into residential areas in Wadi al-Rakhim and forced farmers off lands in Huwara.
A Palestinian doctor was also injured in an attack by Israeli occupiers east of Bethlehem.
The Jerusalem Governorate said around 10 illegal settlers attacked Dr Majid Aliyan Dweikat, from the village of Sur Bahir in Jerusalem, in the Janata area, beating him with stones and sticks, breaking his hand and smashing the windows of his vehicle.
Elsewhere, Israeli occupiers attacked Palestinian vehicles on the road linking Ramallah with Nablus, although no injuries were reported, according to Wafa.
West of Nablus, occupiers attacked a house on the outskirts of Beit Imrin and detained several Palestinians.
Reports said people were injured in the area, while Israeli forces prevented ambulances from reaching the scene.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society said Israeli forces were obstructing its crews from operating in Beit Imrin.
The UN reported documenting over 1,430 settler attacks targeting 260 Palestinian communities since early 2026.
Illegal settler violence and state demolitions have forcibly displaced approximately 3,800 Palestinians, nearly half of them children.