On June 6, 2025, Israeli settlers expelled Palestinians from the West Bank. This event occurred while global attention was primarily focused on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The expulsions took place in Area C of the West Bank, which is under exclusive Israeli control. The expulsions were carried out quietly and systematically, taking advantage of the international community's preoccupation with the Gaza conflict. The specific details of the expulsions, such as the number of Palestinians affected and the exact locations within Area C, have not been consistently reported across multiple sources. However, the general pattern of settlers expelling Palestinians from this region has been confirmed. Area C, which constitutes approximately 60% of the West Bank, has been a contentious area for decades. It is under full Israeli civil and security control, according to the Oslo Accords. This region has seen numerous incidents of settler violence and displacement of Palestinian residents over the years. The current expulsions are part of a broader strategy to consolidate Israeli control over the area, which has significant implications for the future of the Palestinian territories. The outcome of these expulsions remains uncertain, as the international community continues to focus on the Gaza conflict. The Palestinian Authority and human rights organizations have called for greater attention to the situation in the West Bank, but concrete actions or interventions have not been consistently reported. The ongoing conflict in Gaza and the domestic politics within Israel create a complex backdrop for addressing the expulsions in the West Bank.