Israeli forces have carried out raids targeting Palestinian gatherings across the occupied West Bank, including a wedding, a funeral and a reception for a released prisoner.
The operations were concentrated in the northern West Bank but also extended into the Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate and southern areas.
According to Al Jazeera correspondent Tharwat Shaqra, reporting from Ramallah, Israeli soldiers assaulted several Palestinians during the raids and temporarily detained a groom at his wedding.
Meanwhile, Al Jazeera separately reported that an Israeli drone attack killed at least two Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip.
Israeli soldiers storm wedding near Ramallah
Israeli forces entered a wedding celebration in the village of al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah.
According to Al Jazeera’s report, soldiers detained the groom for several hours and severely beat him.
Several of his relatives were also reportedly assaulted during the operation.
Female Israeli soldiers allegedly assaulted the bride and searched her wedding dress.
The reported reason for the raid was that boys had set off fireworks during the wedding celebrations.
The report did not include an Israeli military response to the allegations.
Funeral and prisoner reception also targeted
In Jericho, Israeli forces reportedly entered a home where Palestinians had gathered to welcome a prisoner released from an Israeli prison.
According to Al Jazeera, soldiers destroyed property inside the house before the reception could take place.
Another reported incident occurred in Silwad, where Israeli forces targeted a funeral gathering.
The funeral was being held for a 17-year-old Palestinian boy who died in Israeli custody.
The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society said the teenager had died from starvation in prison.
That allegation was not independently verified in the supplied report, which did not provide the teenager’s identity or an Israeli response.
The incidents have raised further concerns about military operations affecting Palestinian family gatherings and community events.
More than 21 settler attacks reported
Alongside the military raids, Palestinian authorities reported a series of attacks by Israeli settlers.
According to the General Authority for Civil Affairs, more than 21 incidents targeting Palestinians and their property were recorded over the previous 24 hours.
The supplied report did not specify the locations or consequences of each incident.
The reported attacks add to concerns about the security of Palestinian communities across the occupied West Bank.
Israeli drone strike kills two in Gaza
Separately, at least two Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone attack on Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip.
Al Jazeera reported the deaths, citing officials at al-Shifa Hospital.
Several other people were reportedly injured in the strike.
The report did not identify the victims or provide details about the circumstances surrounding the attack.
There was also no immediate Israeli military statement included in the supplied information.
Concerns grow over civilian safety
The reported incidents highlight continuing risks facing Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza.
In the West Bank, military raids have affected gatherings traditionally associated with family celebrations, mourning and community life.
Meanwhile, the latest reported deaths in Jabalia underscore the continuing danger posed by military operations in Gaza.
The allegations surrounding the West Bank raids and settler attacks require further independent verification.
However, the accounts reported by Al Jazeera have renewed attention on the impact of Israeli military operations on Palestinian civilian life.