Israeli forces launched a series of overnight arrest raids across Judea and Samaria, targeting multiple locations in a coordinated set of operations. In western Nablus, a special unit surrounded a home in the Al-Ma’ajin area and detained several suspects. The action formed part of broader activity that unfolded under cover of darkness. Separately, in the village of Arura northwest of Ramallah, forces raided a residence and arrested former prisoner Saleh Sabri al-Arouri. Palestinian reports noted that al-Arouri had previously spent nine years in Israeli prisons. The operations focused on specific individuals rather than large-scale sweeps of entire neighborhoods. Officials described the raids as routine security activity aimed at wanted suspects.

The detention of al-Arouri and the group held in Al-Ma’ajin added to a pattern of frequent overnight actions in the region. Forces moved quickly to secure the targeted homes before making the arrests and withdrawing. No further details were immediately released about the specific allegations against those taken into custody. The choice of locations in both the Nablus and Ramallah areas showed the operations stretched across different parts of Judea and Samaria. Local reports confirmed the arrests took place without prolonged confrontations at the scenes. The overnight timing is consistent with standard practice for such missions in the territory. Authorities continue to monitor the areas following the completion of the raids.