Israeli Apache attack helicopters opened heavy machine-gun fire over the northern West Bank cities of Tubas and Kabatiya, according to local reports. The U.S.-made helicopters reportedly fired multiple rounds over Tubas throughout the evening, though no casualties have been confirmed and the targeted areas remain unidentified. In Kabatiya’s Al-Zakaranah hills, helicopters also fired into open, uninhabited areas, Palestinian news agency WAFA reported. The strikes come amid an intensified Israeli military campaign in the Tubas governorate that has caused extensive infrastructure damage, hundreds of injuries, and numerous arrests. On Tuesday, Israeli forces imposed an indefinite full curfew in Kabatiya, while movement restrictions and road closures were enforced across Hebron, Ramallah, Nablus, and Tubas, disrupting public services and schools. Since October 2023, Israeli operations in the occupied West Bank have killed about 1,100 Palestinians, injured over 10,700, and detained more than 20,500. The International Court of Justice previously declared Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories illegal and called for the removal of all settlements.