Tulkarm - Saba:
The Zionist occupation forces demolished on Sunday a number of houses in Nur Shams refugee camp, east of Tulkarm city, in light of the ongoing aggression against it for the eighth consecutive day.
According to the Palestinian News Agency (Wafa), the occupation forces demolished a number of houses in Al-Manshiya neighborhood on the main street of the camp, including the houses of martyrs Mohammed Jaber and Imad al-Din Shehadeh.
It added that the occupation forces continue to search and sabotage houses in Al-Manshiya neighborhood, with citizens inside their houses, which increases their suffering and the gravity of the humanitarian situation.
The occupation forces imposed a tight siege on the camp and its outskirts, turning it into a military barracks, while forcing its residents to leave it by threats and intimidation.
At the same time, the occupation forces pushed military reinforcements of heavy vehicles and bulldozers into the city and its two camps, amid a heavy deployment on Nablus Street, which connects between the camp and Tulkarm camp, coinciding with the seizure of a house on the mentioned street, and turning it into a military barracks.
The occupation soldiers stopped vehicles passing through Nablus Street, searched them, checked the identities of their passengers and subjected them to interrogation, but no arrests were reported.
The Zionist occupation forces demolished on Sunday a number of houses in Nur Shams refugee camp, east of Tulkarm city, in light of the ongoing aggression against it for the eighth consecutive day.
According to the Palestinian News Agency (Wafa), the occupation forces demolished a number of houses in Al-Manshiya neighborhood on the main street of the camp, including the houses of martyrs Mohammed Jaber and Imad al-Din Shehadeh.
It added that the occupation forces continue to search and sabotage houses in Al-Manshiya neighborhood, with citizens inside their houses, which increases their suffering and the gravity of the humanitarian situation.
The occupation forces imposed a tight siege on the camp and its outskirts, turning it into a military barracks, while forcing its residents to leave it by threats and intimidation.
At the same time, the occupation forces pushed military reinforcements of heavy vehicles and bulldozers into the city and its two camps, amid a heavy deployment on Nablus Street, which connects between the camp and Tulkarm camp, coinciding with the seizure of a house on the mentioned street, and turning it into a military barracks.
The occupation soldiers stopped vehicles passing through Nablus Street, searched them, checked the identities of their passengers and subjected them to interrogation, but no arrests were reported.