A Palestinian commission reported an increase in incidents in the West Bank over the past month, documenting hundreds of cases that resulted in fatalities and the displacement of several communities.
The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission said a total of 443 incidents were recorded, with nine Palestinians reported killed in separate areas during the period.
Commission head Muayyad Shaaban said the incidents included shootings, arson affecting homes and property, and other actions that altered conditions in parts of the territory.
He said the cases were monitored across all West Bank governorates, with higher numbers logged in Nablus and Hebron.
The commission also reported that six Bedouin communities were displaced, affecting dozens of families, including women and children.
According to the data, there were attempts to establish new outposts, incidents of property damage, and cases involving fires in civilian areas, as well as attacks affecting religious sites.
Shaaban added that military orders were issued to take control of land and remove trees in several locations, covering areas used by Palestinian residents.
He called on the international community and rights groups to take action, stressing the need for measures aimed at protecting civilians and preventing further escalation.
