Ramallah, November 7 (QNA) - Israeli occupation forces on Friday launched a sweeping campaign of raids and arrests across multiple areas of the occupied West Bank, in a continued escalation of violations against the Palestinian people.

According to local sources, occupation forces stormed several areas in Bethlehem, Nablus, and Tulkarm, detaining a number of Palestinians and conducting extensive searches of homes and commercial properties.

In Nablus, occupation soldiers were deployed heavily throughout city neighborhoods, sparking confrontations with residents.

Meanwhile, settlers continued their attacks on Palestinian agricultural lands in the northern Jordan Valley, vandalizing an irrigation network in the Al-Farsiya area.

The attack caused water supplies to be cut off from dozens of dunams of farmland cultivated with summer crops, after settlers cut irrigation pipes and destroyed parts of the network, leading to significant crop losses.

These attacks come as part of a series of similar assaults in recent days, during which settlers deliberately vandalized irrigation systems in an ongoing attempt to pressure Palestinian farmers to abandon their lands.

These violations form part of an escalating campaign by Israeli occupation forces throughout the West Bank, involving night raids, property damage, and incursions into residential neighborhoods, alongside tightened military measures and checkpoints at the entrances to Palestinian cities. (QNA)