At least 19 Palestinians have been injured across the occupied West Bank in a single day, according to Palestinian health officials, as Israeli military raids and attacks by settlers from illegal Israeli settlements intensify. Incidents included the shooting of three Palestinians near the separation wall in ar-Ram (a town north of Jerusalem), tear gas injuries to 11 people including four children in Tubas, and multiple severe beatings by settlers in Arrabeh and Tammun. The violence fits a broader pattern documented by the United Nations, which has recorded more than 1,330 settler-related attacks in the West Bank between January and late July this year — the highest pace since systematic tracking began — with over 2,300 Palestinians displaced by settler violence so far in 2025.