29 September 2026
OCHA reports that Israeli fire hit in the vicinity of Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ facilities and humanitarian convoys on several occasions over the past few days in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
While no casualties have been reported in that context, the Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ reiterate that civilians ¨C including humanitarian personnel and operations ¨C must always be protected.
In the third week of this month, protection partners provided about 13,000 people with mental health support, counseling, explosive ordnance risk education, and sessions on reproductive health. Protection partners distributed hygiene kits to over 200 displaced families, as well as about 740 food parcels, 6,000 adult diapers and 2,000 assistive devices, including wheelchairs.
West Bank: settler attacks continue to threaten safety, livelihoods
In the West Bank, settler attacks against Palestinians continue to undermine people¡¯s safety, livelihoods and access to essential resources and services, putting more pressure on Palestinians to leave their homes and communities.
Last night, several houses in Jalud, Nablus governorate, were damaged, and one was burnt. Over the weekend, in Tubas governorate, a water network servicing Palestinians was vandalized, and vehicles carrying water and produce were seized, among other attacks.
Humanitarian partners are providing water, food, shelter, healthcare and other assistance to those affected.
Document Sources: Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
Subject: Assistance, Settler violence, West Bank
Publication Date: 29/09/2026
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