Hundreds of settlers raided religious shrines in the West Bank and assaulted a woman in Al-Quds.

In Awarta in Nablus, the Israeli occupation forces raided the town and spreaded in its neighborhoods to ban movement into and out of the town to secure some of the vehicles that carry settlers to the shrines. Awarta is known for religious shrines that the settlers claim belong to them.

In Al-Quds, the Jerusalemite Abeer Anu Jamal was injured after a settler attacked the vehicle with stones. Also, other settlers broke into Bab Al-Rahma cemetery adjacent to the eastern wall of Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa, under protection from the occupation soldiers.