Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin said Thursday that 537 families, or 3,361 people, have been forced from their homes in the Israeli offensive under way in the city, according to Al Jazeera, citing the Wafa news agency.

The offensive has disrupted schooling for about 262,000 students at 589 schools in the governorate, and the schools moved to remote learning this week. At Qalandiya camp, Red Crescent teams treated a 15-year-old boy shot with live ammunition in both legs and a 12-year-old child injured by bullet fragments, both taken to the hospital.