The Israeli army maintained a large-scale offensive in Hebron for a fifth consecutive day on 27 October. Since 23 October, 4,969 Palestinians from 780 families have been forcibly displaced from the Al-Jilda and Deir Bahha areas, according to the Hebron municipality.
The municipality reported that the displaced population includes 336 infants, 441 elderly people, 216 pregnant and nursing women, 44 people with disabilities, and 312 individuals suffering from chronic illnesses. Israeli forces have shut all entrances to Hebron and its surrounding villages since 23 October.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society stated that the Israeli army arrested 85 Palestinians across the Hebron governorate during the same period. Military raids have resulted in the arrest of at least 9 Palestinians in other areas.
All main entrances to Ramallah were closed by Israeli forces. Local sources reported that Israeli forces raided the eastern neighbourhood of Jenin, as well as Meithalun, Jaba and Qabatiya, arresting at least 6 Palestinians.
Israeli occupiers set fire to three Palestinian vehicles in Umm Safa on 27 October. Marwan Sabah said, "Confrontations broke out between residents and the attackers, forcing the occupiers to withdraw."
Sabah added that Umm Safa has repeatedly come under attack by Israeli occupiers involving assaults on residents, vehicle arson, intimidation and harassment. Al-Baidar reported that Israeli occupiers established a settlement outpost at the northern entrance to Al-Bireh.
The Colonisation and Wall Resistance Commission stated that Israeli occupiers attempted to establish 21 new settlement outposts across the West Bank in September. A Palestinian man was arrested by Israeli forces during a raid on Aqraba.
Tracked military vehicles were used by Israeli forces to raid Tuqu southeast of Bethlehem. The town of Taffuh was repeatedly raided by Israeli forces, who also searched the homes of former prisoners there.
Local sources reported that Israeli troops arrested a man and his son in the Hawara area south of Hebron. Palestinian farmers were expelled from their land in Turmus Ayya by Israeli forces.
Witnesses observed the Israeli army taking over several Palestinian buildings in Ein Deir Baha and turning them into military posts. Israeli forces closed the Ein Sinya and Atara checkpoints, along with the Rawabi gate, the Nabi Saleh gate and Aboud gate.
Israeli army raided a home in the western neighbourhood of Qaffin.
