Tulkarem – Saba:
Israeli enemy forces on Friday escalated arrests and home raids in Tulkarem city and its camps, marking the 152nd consecutive day of aggression and the 139th day in Nur Shams camp, amid continuous military enemy reinforcements.
According to the official Palestinian news agency, enemy forces stormed several neighborhoods, suburbs, and both camps, conducting raids, searches, and field detentions against citizens. They deployed military vehicles and infantry teams.
The city saw intensive movements of Israeli enemy vehicles overnight and early Friday, particularly in the southern and eastern neighborhoods. Enemy forces deliberately obstructed civilian and vehicle movement, conducted provocative actions, and pursued residents, endangering lives.
In Nur Shams camp, the enemy forces raided homes, subjected residents to field interrogations, and temporarily detained a group of youths. Flying checkpoints were set up elsewhere, leading to vehicle searches, detentions, and live fire, causing high tension.
Simultaneously, Nur Shams camp witnessed extensive presence of Israeli enemy forces and bulldozers on Friday, engaged in clearing rubble from recently demolished homes and leveling streets, which suffered comprehensive destruction, isolating neighborhoods.
The Israeli enemy forces continue to impose a tight siege on both camps and their surroundings, with heavy military presence, preventing residents from accessing their homes and firing directly at those who approach. Checkpoints like Anab military barrier remain mostly closed, and a flying checkpoint at Jbara bridge adds to civilian suffering.
The ongoing aggression has so far resulted in the martyrdom of 13 citizens, including a child and two women (one pregnant), along with dozens of injuries and arrests, and widespread destruction of infrastructure, homes, shops, and vehicles.
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