On February 28, 2026, a 19-year-old Palestinian, Tamer Ismail Qeisieh, from the town of Al-Dhahiriya, south of Hebron, died on Saturday evening of wounds sustained after being shot by Israeli occupation forces. Qeisieh had been critically injured three days earlier by Israeli gunfire near the segregation wall adjacent to the town of Yatta. He was pronounced dead this evening as a result of his injuries. **Name of the martyr:** Tamer Ismail Qaisiya, 19

On February 28, 2026, a group of Israeli settlers backed by soliders and military armored vehicle attacked the town of Al-Taybeh, east of Ramallah, by foot and driving ATV; They seized a horse and a foal from in front of a local home. They roamed the streets near residents' homes, causing fear and disruption before stealing the two animals. Israeli occupation stormed the town to provide protection for the settlers. This happened while warning sirens were sounding across the country following Iran being attacked by Israel and the United States, and the Iranian retaliation.

On February 27, 2026, Israeli settlers carried out a series of attacks Friday on villages south of Nablus, targeting property and clashing with residents and foreign activists, according to local officials and medical sources. The assaults were concentrated in the villages of Jalud and Qusra, where settlers allegedly set fire to buildings and threw stones at homes in the outskirts of the village and set fire to a storage facility and a vehicle belonging to resident Imad Hammoud. The blaze caused damage before residents were able to bring it under control. Settlers also hurled stones at several homes, shattering windows and causing property damage. Just before this pogrom, the settlers passed through Qusra, were they assaulted two foreign activists. They were injured in the Ras Al-Ain area of the village, local sources said. Previously on February 25, 2026, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian residents in the Wadi area in Jalud, prompting several young men to confront them and leading to confrontations. One vehicles were damaged by rocks.

On February 27, 2026 **Northern Gaza:** Hossam Abu Khousa, 43, was fatally shot by Israeli forces in the Al-Atatra area of Beit Lahia. **Central Gaza:** At dawn, five Palestinians were killed and several more were wounded in Israeli shelling in central and southern Gaza. **Southern Gaza:** An Israeli military drone targeted a tent inside a school sheltering displaced persons in the vicinity of the Nasser Medical Complex, killing one and injuring several others. The Nasser Medical Complex confirmed the arrival of one fatality and three injured individuals following an Israeli strike on a tent housing displaced civilians near the hospital, west of the city.

**Gaza City:** At approximately 1:00 p.m. today in Gaza, Israel carried out a terrorist strike, killing two Palestinians in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood of Gaza City: Mohammad Fares Abu Jabal and Ali Fadel al-Burdini. **Southern Gaza:** The martyr Hassan Abdulrahman Al-Lahham (45 years old) arrived at Nasser Medical Complex from the Qizan Rashwan area, after being shot by fire from a ‘quadcopter’ drone south of the city of Khan Younis. A fourth Palestinian, Ahmad Yahia Rasras, died today from wounds sustained earlier. Additionally, the body of a woman was recovered in Khan Younis. Her identity has not yet been confirmed. **Martys names:** 1. Mohammad Fares Abu Jabal 2. Ali Fadel al-Burdini 3. Hasan Abdel-Rahman al-Laham

On February 24, 2026, during the night, dozens of Israeli settlers entered the Palestinian hamlet of Susiya in the southern West Bank, in Masafer Yatta, South Hebron Hills carried out a pogrom. The attack happened around 8 p.m. on Tuesday, according to timestamps from two security cameras in the village of Susiya in the southern West Bank. They attacked homes and cars with stones, and set fire to three tents, a pre-fab, chicken coops and cars at several spots throughout the village. Footage showed roughly two dozen settlers dressed in black entering the hamlet. Some poured what appeared to be flammable liquid from white bottles onto a truck before setting it on fire, while others threw rocks at homes, vehicles, and cameras, smashing a windshield. Another camera angle showed settlers beating a car with clubs and one person attempting to kick in the door of a caravan. Footage also shows a group of settlers trying to damage cameras to prevent documentation of the attack. None of the assailants were detained. 4 houses and 2 vehicles were set on fire. Settlers used rocks, clubs, and flammable liquid to burn vehicles and damage property, according to security footage. Residents said about 30 settlers were involved; no arrests were immediately reported, though Israeli authorities said an investigation was opened. The house of the citizen Ahmed Jabr Nawajaa was burnt, and a private vehicle owned by the citizen: Khader Nawajaa, which led to 4 citizens suffering from suffocation, and they were treated in the field. A resident, Fatima Al-Nawaja, said her family’s truck and a caravan were burned while they hid inside their home watching events unfold on the security feed. By morning, the truck was completely destroyed. Israeli authorities said soldiers and police were sent after reports of fire and that an investigation was opened, but they did not confirm arrests. Palestinian residents said they believe the attacks are meant to pressure them to leave the area, though they insist they will rebuild and stay despite fear among children and families. The area has a history of settler violence and was featured in the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land; a previous attack there injured one of the film’s directors, Hamdan Ballal. About 300 people live in the village, half of them minors. They are subjected to daily violence by settlers and the military, with the backing of all Israeli state authorities. A delegation of European diplomats visited the village the next day. **Testimony of kivsa shchora from the Masafering account**: Shortly after the end of the iftar meal, dozens of settlers stormed the village and carried out coordinated arson attacks at four locations. A residential tent, a house’s entrance gate, a chicken coop (in which all but one of the chickens were burned alive) a truck, and a car were set on fire, and the windows of another vehicle were smashed. Many residents suffered from smoke inhalation. According to testimonies from residents, the settlers who took part in the attack returned directly afterward to the Ancient Susya outpost. The village of Susya is subjected almost daily to attacks and harassment by the State of Israel. When settlers invade the village and assault its residents, they do so as part of a broader strategy aimed at expelling the community by military and police abuse, government support and legal apartheid. When an entire society participates in and supports the genocide of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, it is no surprise that children growing up in Israel are educated to burn the homes of members of that same people in the West Bank. **Statement of he European Union Delegation to the Palestinians: ** *"We are appalled by the violent settler attack last night on the village of Susya, Masafer Yatta. The attack is one too many in a long series of attacks over the past year, including a recent raid on the Oscar-winning director Hamdan Ballal’s home and family. This highlights the alarming pressure on Palestinian communities and human rights defenders. It also exemplifies the expanding problem of settler violence across the West Bank, where Palestinians are forced to leave their homes and perpetrators are not held accountable. It is high time for justice and we call on Israeli authorities to act in accordance with their responsibilities as the occupying power."* EU diplomat Alexander Stutzman condemned the incident after visiting the site, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has characterized settler violence as the work of a small extremist minority even as his government expands settlements.

On Saturday, February 21, Israeli forces carried out multiple attacks on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. In the afternoon, following an assault by settlers on the neighborhood, soldiers fired at a vehicle, breaking its windows, and injured a 14-year-old boy with live ammunition while he tried to confront the attackers. Later that evening, during a military incursion into Beit Furik, 17-year-old Mohamad Wahbi Abdul Aziz Hanani was critically injured after being shot in the head and later died. Another boy, 16 years old, was shot in the foot. According to Amjad Ahmad, director of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society’s ambulance and emergency center in Nablus, both victims were transported to Rafidia Governmental Hospital. Reports indicate that Israeli forces reinvaded Beit Furik after midnight with multiple military vehicles, firing tear gas, concussion grenades, and flares, while earlier in the day soldiers had opened fire on a citizen’s vehicle and assaulted its driver. **Statement of Directorate of Education in Nablus:** We mourn the student martyr Muhammad Wahbi Abdul Aziz Hanani, a twelfth-grade student at the boys’ secondary school in Beit Furik, who fell today. **According to Defence for Children - Palestine:** Mohammad Wahbi Abdulaziz Hanani, 17, had just finished evening prayers in the Zalmout Mosque in the Palestinian town of Beit Furik around 8:20 p.m. on February 21 when Israeli forces in heavily armored military vehicles arrived in the area, according to documentation collected by Defense for Children International - Palestine. Mohammad and other young Palestinians allegedly threw stones toward the military vehicles for about two minutes before Israeli forces opened fire, striking Mohammad in the head from a distance of about 40 meters (131 feet). Soldiers rushed toward Mohammad, who had collapsed on the ground, and searched the area before an Israeli military ambulance arrived and its military paramedics began to administer first aid. A few minutes later, a Palestinian ambulance arrived at the scene, and Israeli soldiers obstructed the paramedics’ access to Mohammad. After several minutes of discussion, the Israeli soldiers allowed the Palestinian paramedics to provide first aid under their supervision. At 8:30 p.m., the Palestinian ambulance transported Mohammad to the Rafidia Governmental Hospital in Nablus. On the way, it encountered a closed military checkpoint, delaying the trip by several minutes. Mohammad’s heart stopped in the ambulance and paramedics conducted cardiopulmonary resuscitation until they reached the hospital at 8:44 p.m. Doctors took Mohammad to the operating room where surgery was performed to clean the wound and stop the bleeding. Afterward, he was transferred to the intensive care unit, where he remained until he was pronounced dead at 12:25 a.m. on February 22.

Qusra is a Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank, located south of the city of Nablus in the Nablus Governorate. It lies in Area C under full Israeli control according to the Oslo Accords and is near Israeli settlements and outposts to the south and southeast The area has faced frequent settler violence and land confiscation due to the proximity of illegal Israeli outposts such as Esh Kodesh and Ahiya. **On July 21, 2024,** A group of Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian farmers and foreign activists working on agricultural land belonging to the town. The farmers and volunteers were plowing fields and clearing weeds when the attack occurred. At least one Palestinian farmer and one foreign activist were injured by stones and batons and taken to hospital in Nablus. **On January 2026,** settlers placed caravans on the lands of the village of Qusra, harassing the residents on a daily basis. One of the Palestinian families left. **On February 27, 2026**, a group of settler militias brutally attacked Israeli activists in the village of Qusra in the Nablus District, West Bank. Two were injured by sticks and hospitalized in moderate condition. The settlers assaulted foreign activists who were present to support and protect local Palestinian residents in the Ras al-Ayn area, wounding two. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) sources confirmed that its crews provided first aid treatment to a 71-year-old woman and a 51-year-old man whom were injured by colonists before rushing them to a hospital. **According to a [B'tselem statement,](https://x.com/btselem/status/2027388372038119613)** these pogroms are "carried out with full backing, participation, and assistance from state authorities, as part of a strategy of Israel’s apartheid regime seeking to advance and complete the takeover of Palestinian land. In a video documenting the beginning of the attack, filmed by one of the activists, the assailants can be seen arriving in a Polaris Ranger all terrain vehicle, which was most likely provided to them by the Israeli government. Dozens of such vehicles have been distributed over the past two years by the Ministry of Settlement to outposts across the West Bank, and settlers regularly use them as vehicles that enable rapid access to carry out violent attacks almost anywhere." On March 10, 2026, the three suspects in the assault on activists from "Looking the Occupation” in Qusra have been released. According to a statement of Mistaclim *"The police didn’t even request an extension of their detention despite having all the evidence. The president condemned it, the army issued a weak response, the media was shocked, and yet another violent incident committed by Jews disappears. The attackers remain free. Under the cover of the war (against Lebanon and Iran), Jewish terrorism is raising its head. The weakness of the police strengthens the Israeli terrorists. A state that boasts impressive technological capabilities thousands kilometers from its borders cannot — or does not want to — stop the terror of its own sons and daughters. The weakness of the police and the security forces is policy not a mistake. The blood of the injured is on the hands of the government ministers and the one who stands at its head."* **On March 8,** in an effort to strengthen their oppression and silence protest, Israeli forces positioned around a house that was turned into a military barracks. At least two residents were interrogated and later released.

On February 19, 2026, three Palestinians were shot by Israeli forces on Wednesday night in the town of Arraba, south of Jenin, when Israeli troops raided the town, amid the firing of live ammunition, shooting and injuring three people, including one critically. Several youths were also detained in the town square. The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said its teams provided first aid to the three gunshot victims and transported them to a hospital. Meanwhile, Israeli forces conducted a foot patrol at the Cinema Roundabout in Jenin city, with no reported detentions, and also raided a house in the town of Qabatiya.

On February 18, Israeli forces raid Qalandiya refugee camp. They stormed the entrance of Qalandiya refugee camp with several military vehicles, firing sound bombs and tear gas, leading to clashes and injuries among young Palestinians. Three young Palestinians were reported injured — two by beating and one from tear gas inhalation — as a result of the ongoing raid. A fire also broke out on a rooftop due to the heavy use of tear gas grenades near the camp entrance. **Broader context:** Qalandia camp is subjected to almost daily incursions by the Israeli forces, including confrontations and intense firing of gas and sound bombs, which exacerbates the suffering of residents and disrupts movement in the vicinity of the camp and neighboring areas. They raised the alert level in “hotspots in the city of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, and on the contact line, in preparation for the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, which the occupation expects to be a tense month.