Israeli forces imposed a curfew in the town of Tammun, located in the northern West Bank, according to Palestinian media sources.
Local reports indicate that Israeli troops entered the town, restricting residents’ movement and enforcing a military closure. Witnesses reported a heavy military presence, with soldiers patrolling the streets and blocking main roads.
The reason behind the curfew remains unclear, but similar operations in the past have been linked to military raids, arrests, or security crackdowns.
Residents expressed concerns about possible confrontations and disruptions to daily life.
Tammun, a Palestinian town near Tubas, has witnessed increasing Israeli military activities in recent months amid rising tensions in the occupied West Bank.
There has been no official statement from the Israeli military regarding the operation in Tammun.
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