Israeli army conducts raids on cities and villages in the West Bank following shooting in Hebron

The Israeli army has launched operations in at least 15 cities and villages in the occupied West Bank following a deadly shooting in Hebron. Access roads are blocked, and many Palestinian families have been displaced. The military actions are described as collective punishment, with homes and businesses being demolished. The West Bank is largely isolated, with nearly 1,000 checkpoints closed. Prime Minister Netanyahu announced a potential extended operation, while far-right ministers call for harsher measures against Palestinians. Netanyahu hinted at significant changes for the Palestinian Authority, though details remain unclear.