Sunday, March 8, 2026 – The West Bank
- Adi Ronen Argov
- Mar 8
- 3 min read
Killed
1. Taer Farouk Hmail, 24, Khirbat 'Abu Falah.
2. Fara’ Juwdat Hmail, 57, Khirbat 'Abu Falah.
3. Muhammad Hassan Murra, 55, Khirbat 'Abu Falah.
Raids and Arrests
‣ Jenin refugee camp and town (420th consecutive day), Tulkarm refugee camp and town (414th consecutive day), Nur Shams refugee camp (400th consecutive day);
‣ During the night, Israeli forces raided Nablus, Qusra, Al Fawwar refugee camp, Sika, Beit Furik, Al-Ubeidiya, Dura, ad-Dhahiriya, Beit Ummar, Ramallah, Tuqu'a, Khirbat 'Abu Falah, Jifna, Beit Ta'mir, Turmus Ayya, Idna, Al-Mughayyir. During the day, they raided Biddu, Qatanna, Anata, Beita, Iraq Burin, Beit Iksa, Bethlehem, Balata refugee camp, Qalqilya. At least 15 arrested.
Israeli army attacks on Palestinians
4. Khirbat 'Abu Falah, north-east of Ramallah – clashes following a colonist attack (see report below under Colonist attacks on Palestinians).
5. Beit Furik, east of Nablus – clashes.
6. Qusra, south-east of Nablus – raid with armored vehicles. House turned into a military position and field interrogation center. Arrests.
7. Beita, south of Nablus – raid with teargas fire leading to clashes in the eastern part of the town. Palestinians burn tires (see report below under Colonist attacks on Palestinians).
Demolitions, confiscations and Blockages
1. Tubas – Bedouin communities between Tayasir and Aqabah forced to evacuate after the army gave them two days ultimatum to leave.
2. Duma, south-east of Nablus – vehicle loaded with livestock confiscated and driver arrested, while the entrance to the village was blocked and entry and exit prevented.
3. Majdal Bani Fadil, south-east of Nablus – entrance to the village blocked, preventing entry and exit, including for residents.
4. Al-Lubban ash-Sharqiya, south of Nablus – roads and side roads blocked with concrete blocks.
Colonist attacks on Palestinians
1. Kisan, south-east of Bethlehem – colonists enter Palestinian-owned land with their herd. The army arrested a resident who tried to stop them.
2. Khirbet Yarza, east of Tubas – 11 families dismantled their homes and began leaving due to repeated colonist violence.
3. Mukhmas, north-east of Jerusalem – colonists raid the outskirts of the village in the middle of the night.
4. Khirbat 'Abu Falah, north-east of Ramallah – colonists raid the village at night; residents attempt to drive them away. Two residents shot in the head and killed by colonists. A criminal investigation opened. The army, arriving about 40 minutes later, dispersed residents with teargas. A 55-year-old resident died from teargas inhalation. The army investigating the incident. Total: 3 killed and 5 injured.
5. Beita, south of Nablus – new outpost east of the town. In the same area, colonists chase a Palestinian vehicle heading toward the town, attempt to stop it and fire when it refuses to stop. They turn around and leave when the vehicle enters the town. Later they damage electricity infrastructure in the eastern part of the town.
6. Al-Lubban ash-Sharqiya, south of Nablus – new outpost established between the town and Yasuf after a new road was opened across dozens of dunams of Palestinian land.
Sources: Addameer, Al Jazeera, Amar Assadi Telegram, Colonization & Wall Resistance Commission, Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs, DCI - Palestine, Democracy Now, Genocide in Gaza, Haaretz, IDF (Israel Defence Forces), HRANA-Human Rights Activists News Agency, International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), Jordan Valley Activists (Media groups), Letters of American healthcare workers who worked in Gaza, Local Call, OCHA OPT, Looking the Occupation in the Eye, Masafering (Outside the Herd), Middle East Eye, Ministry of Public Health – Gaza, Ministry of Public Health - Lebanon, Palestinian Health Ministry, Palestine Datasets, Palestine Red Crescent Society, Quds News, South Hebron Mountain Activists (Media groups), Rosa News, Ta’ayush, Tasnim News Agency, Tech for Palestine, UNICEF, Wafa News Agency, The Washington Post, WHO, yNet, Zirat War.
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