Over 2,600 Palestinians Displaced in Hebron Crackdown

At least 2,649 Palestinians have been displaced from Hebron as Israeli military operations across the occupied West Bank governorate enter their fourth consecutive day.

The Hebron Support and Relief Committee reported the displacement figures as Israeli forces continued raids, closures, vehicle seizures and assaults.

Local sources told Al Jazeera that additional Israeli soldiers and armoured vehicles entered Hebron through the northern Farsh al-Hawa entrance around midnight.

Israeli forces also moved into southern neighbourhoods, where they reportedly seized several Palestinian vehicles during the ongoing operation.

Hundreds of Families Forced From Homes

Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin said Israeli forces had detained 70 Palestinians in recent days.

He added that more than 450 families had been forced to leave their homes as military operations continued across the governorate.

According to Dudin, Israeli forces had also raided approximately 500 homes during the campaign.

The reported displacement has raised concerns about the impact of the operation on families and residents across the affected communities.

Checkpoints Restrict Movement

Dudin said Israeli military restrictions had fragmented the governorate, making movement between towns and villages increasingly difficult.

He reported that Israeli forces had established 128 gates and 120 military checkpoints across the area.

The restrictions affect access between communities as residents face continued closures and military deployments.

Additional troops and armoured vehicles have reportedly entered the city as the crackdown continues.

The latest figures indicate the scale of displacement and disruption reported by Palestinian local authorities and relief organisations.

The situation remains tense as Israeli military operations continue across Hebron, with further developments expected as authorities monitor the impact on residents.