Overnight, a group estimated at 100 Israeli settlers entered the West Bank village of Jalud, leading to a violent confrontation. According to reports, the rioters set fire to homes belonging to the Al-Tubasi family and damaged several vehicles. The incident also involved stone-throwing directed at Israeli security forces who were present at the scene.

There is a discrepancy regarding the role of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) during the event. Haaretz reports that the settlers actively blocked an IDF effort to allow Palestinian residents to return to their homes. The Times of Israel notes that the rioters prevented a Palestinian family from returning home, but frames the military's presence as a response to the ongoing riot. Al Jazeera focuses primarily on the destruction caused to the Al-Tubasi family property, characterizing the event as an attack on the village.

Israeli authorities confirmed that three individuals were arrested in connection with the violence, two of whom are minors. While the reports agree on the scale of the riot and the resulting property damage, they differ in their emphasis on the interaction between the settlers and the military. The Times of Israel also mentioned a separate, unrelated incident involving an assault on Arabs outside Jerusalem's Old City, which was not mentioned in the other reports.