US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Israeli forces have withdrawn from the Qalandiya refugee camp and the nearby town of Kafr Aqab after completing a two-day military operation in the occupied West Bank, according to the Jerusalem Governorate and local media reports. The operation reportedly left more than 50 Palestinians injured and resulted in the arrest of over 70 people.Â
Local authorities also accused Israeli troops of damaging homes and commercial properties while using some residential buildings as temporary military positions. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the reported injuries, arrests or allegations of property damage.Â
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Israeli Forces Leave Qalandiya & Kafr Aqab
 The Jerusalem Governorate said Israeli forces ended their operation and withdrew from the Qalandiya refugee camp and neighbouring Kafr Aqab after remaining in the area for two days. During the operation, troops reportedly moved through residential neighbourhoods, carried out searches and maintained a military presence across several streets and alleys.
Local sources told Al Jazeera that the forces left the area after vacating buildings they had been using during the operation. Residents have now begun returning to their homes and assessing the condition of their properties following the withdrawal. Authorities are continuing to document the impact of the raids on local communities.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: More Than 50 Palestinians Injured, Over 70 Arrested
According to the Jerusalem Governorate, more than 50 Palestinians were injured during the two-day operation. Officials also said Israeli forces arrested and detained over 70 people while conducting raids across the refugee camp and surrounding neighbourhoods.
The governorate did not immediately provide details about the identities of those arrested or the nature of the injuries sustained. Local authorities said the raids involved house searches, checkpoints and the detention of residents, while humanitarian groups are expected to continue monitoring the situation in the coming days.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Homes Used as Military Positions During the Operation
Local officials alleged that Israeli troops temporarily occupied several residential buildings and converted them into military positions and interrogation centres during the operation. According to the Jerusalem Governorate, families were forced to leave some of these homes while soldiers used the buildings as operational bases.
Officials further claimed that several shops and commercial facilities were demolished during the raids. They also alleged that the contents of dozens of homes were vandalised, leaving residents to assess damage after the military withdrew from the area.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Israeli Military Has Not Confirmed
As of publication, the Israeli military has not issued an official statement confirming the reported arrests, injuries or damage described by the Jerusalem Governorate. It has also not responded to allegations that homes were used as temporary military positions or that commercial properties were demolished during the operation.
Without an official military statement, several details surrounding the operation remain unverified by Israeli authorities. Further updates are expected if the Israeli military releases its account of the operation or addresses the claims made by local officials.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Israel-Lebanon Issue Solved?
No. There has been no official confirmation that the long-running tensions between Israel and Lebanon have been resolved. Although diplomatic efforts and ceasefire discussions have continued with international mediation, the security situation along the Israel-Lebanon border remains fragile.
Both Israel and Lebanon continue to maintain a heightened military presence near the border, while international observers have repeatedly warned that isolated incidents could quickly escalate. At present, no announced agreement permanently settles the conflict or fully restores stability in the region.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: What Did Jerusalem Government Say?
The Jerusalem Governorate said Israeli forces vacated homes they had used as temporary military positions and interrogation centres before withdrawing from Qalandiya and Kafr Aqab. It also reported that more than 50 Palestinians were injured and over 70 were arrested during the operation.
According to the governorate, Israeli troops demolished several shops and facilities and vandalised dozens of homes before leaving the area. Officials described the operation as one that caused significant disruption to daily life, with residents now beginning to inspect damaged properties and businesses.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: What’s Next?
Although Israeli forces have withdrawn from Qalandiya and Kafr Aqab, tensions in the occupied West Bank remain high. Local authorities are expected to continue documenting the reported damage, while humanitarian organisations may assess the needs of affected residents in the coming days.
Attention will also remain on whether the Israeli military issues an official response to the allegations made by the Jerusalem Governorate. More broadly, the security situation across the region continues to be closely watched as the Israel-Hamas conflict, cross-border tensions and wider regional developments involving Iran continue to shape events in the Middle East.
