JERUSALEM DAILY: Israel continues siege and arrests in Hebron

Israeli soldiers pose next to arrested Palestinian women, the siege on Hebron enters its tenth day, and attacks on Gaza continue. This is Jerusalem Daily, bringing you the latest from Palestine and Israel. Israeli soldiers have shared photos of themselves posing beside Palestinian women they arrested and blindfolded. They arrested a woman from Yatta, south of Hebron, as she tried to pass through a military checkpoint, as well as journalist Merah Awad from Beit Omer, north of Hebron. Israeli forces have kept Hebron under lockdown for a tenth day as they continue to arrest people in the besieged Ain Dibeh neighborhood. Israeli forces detained Palestinians as the raids went on. Hebron's lockdown is the West Bank lockdown because Hebron is the heart of the Palestinian economy for several reasons. First, Hebron supplies the entire West Bank with goods. Elsewhere in Hebron, video shared on social media shows masked settlers throwing a gas canister into a Palestinian home. The village of Madama, south of Nablus, has been under siege for a fourth week. With its entrances blocked with earth mounds, in Jenin, a freed prisoner described how Israeli soldiers arrested and tortured him. He said they interrogated him about his son, who is already in Israeli custody. . And in the town of Beit Hanina, in East Jerusalem, a Palestinian family was forced by Israeli authorities to demolish their own home. In Gaza, Israeli attacks continue, despite the so-called ceasefire. Panic spread through the Al-Shati refugee camp after an Israeli strike, as people rushed the wounded to safety. In Khan Yunis, rescuers recovered the body of a Palestinian killed in a bombing. that targeted makeshift shelters. At least 1,580 Palestinians have been killed by Israel across Gaza since the October 2025 ceasefire agreement. Over in Israel, the election has left no clear winner and protesters are now pushing to unseat Netanyahu. In Tel Aviv and West Jerusalem, demonstrators urged the opposition to team up with Arab parties. The people that voted for them by far prefer A coalition with the Arab parties, then another election or god forbid a unity government. We're here because we've had a rotten government for the past 20 years. They were met by counter-protesters in support of Netanyahu. Stay with us on Al Jazeera for all the latest developments.