The Israeli occupation forces have withdrawn from Nur Shams camp in Tulkarm after committing a massacre against residents, resulting in fourteen martyrs due to Zionist military aggression lasting three days, causing significant infrastructure and property damage.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported the deaths of fourteen Palestinians shortly after the occupation completely withdrew.

The camp endured a severe security siege, with the occupation killing young men in their homes, arresting hundreds, and interrogating and detaining dozens, all while basic services like water, electricity, and communications were interrupted.

Hamas has called for a general strike to mourn the martyrs of Nur Shams camp, condemning the crimes committed by settler militias under the occupation government's orders.

The resistance movement urged Palestinians in the West Bank to unite, show solidarity with targeted villages, defend them, and continue protecting villages and towns through popular committees.

In Al-Mughayyir, a Zionist settler was injured attempting to remove a booby-trapped Palestinian flag on town land.

This incident is reminiscent of a flag ambush in February 2018 by the Salah al-Din Brigades on the Gaza Strip's northern border, where a booby-trapped flag led to the death and injury of occupation soldiers.

Several areas in the occupied West Bank experienced shootings and targeting of occupation forces and checkpoints amid ongoing raids and arrests.

In Al-Khalil (Hebron), gunfire targeted an occupation army force near Beit Einun, with clashes reported before two Palestinians were martyred, one of whom opened fire at occupation soldiers and the other attempted a stabbing.

In Nablus, resistance fighters fired at the Huwwara checkpoint, while a homemade device targeted an occupation army vehicle in Burqa.

Additionally, a settler's vehicle was targeted near the Yitzhar settlement with a Molotov cocktail.

The Lions' Den group reported numerous shooting operations in the occupied West Bank.

They targeted occupation forces at the Salem and Dotan checkpoints near Jenin, with the Al-Quds Brigades in the Jenin Brigade stating their mujahideen successfully targeted the Al-Jalama checkpoint in response to the Nour Shams Al-Samoud camp's events.

In Ramallah, settlers' vehicles were targeted with stones near Azzun and the hotel east of Qalqilya, while gunfire targeted a military vehicle near Beit Sira.

The occupied West Bank also witnessed a large-scale campaign of raids and arrests, with cities like Dura, Beit Ummar, and Umm Lasfa in Hebron; Beit Sira and Kharbatha Bani Harith in Ramallah; Atara in Ramallah's north; and Al-Irsal neighborhood in Al-Bireh affected.

In Nablus, the town of Duma saw several young men arrested, while a student at An-Najah University, Salah Al-Kharaz, was arrested in Nablus city.

The occupation forces also stormed the town of Salem and the Khallet Al-Amoud neighborhood.

In Bethlehem, the freed prisoner Hamza Daoud Asakra was arrested, and Beit Sahour was stormed.

Azzun and Al-Ram were also targeted, and all cities in the occupied West Bank are observing a comprehensive strike to mourn Gaza and Nour Shams camp's martyrs, with calls for marches to contact points across the West Bank.