Jenin - Saba:
The Israeli enemy forces continue their aggression on the city of Jenin and its camp in the northern occupied West Bank for the 102nd consecutive day.
The ongoing aggression coincides with expanded demolition and destruction operations inside the camp, aiming to alter its features and structure, while access to the area remains blocked.
The enemy forces have deployed additional military reinforcements toward the camp and its surroundings. Meanwhile, infantry units have spread across several neighborhoods in the city, with daily military movements recorded in most villages of the province, alongside a constant presence of occupation patrols and vehicles.
Official estimates indicate that all houses and structures in the camp have sustained damage, either partially or completely, due to the continuous aggression and destruction operations.
The city of Jenin has also suffered significant damage to infrastructure, houses, and facilities, particularly in the eastern neighborhood and Al-Hadaf district.
Families from the camp, along with hundreds of others from the city and its surroundings, remain forcibly displaced. The Jenin Municipality reports that the number of displaced people from the camp and the city has exceeded 22,000.
Since the aggression began on January 21, 40 martyrs have fallen, in addition to dozens of injuries and arrests.
The economic situation in Jenin continues to deteriorate, with severe commercial losses due to the aggression, leading to widespread closures of businesses and a decline in shoppers coming from outside the city.
Demolition operations and the destruction of infrastructure and roads persist, with a large number of commercial shops damaged, particularly in the western neighborhoods, where economic activity has come to a near-complete halt.
The Israeli enemy forces continue their aggression on the city of Jenin and its camp in the northern occupied West Bank for the 102nd consecutive day.
The ongoing aggression coincides with expanded demolition and destruction operations inside the camp, aiming to alter its features and structure, while access to the area remains blocked.
The enemy forces have deployed additional military reinforcements toward the camp and its surroundings. Meanwhile, infantry units have spread across several neighborhoods in the city, with daily military movements recorded in most villages of the province, alongside a constant presence of occupation patrols and vehicles.
Official estimates indicate that all houses and structures in the camp have sustained damage, either partially or completely, due to the continuous aggression and destruction operations.
The city of Jenin has also suffered significant damage to infrastructure, houses, and facilities, particularly in the eastern neighborhood and Al-Hadaf district.
Families from the camp, along with hundreds of others from the city and its surroundings, remain forcibly displaced. The Jenin Municipality reports that the number of displaced people from the camp and the city has exceeded 22,000.
Since the aggression began on January 21, 40 martyrs have fallen, in addition to dozens of injuries and arrests.
The economic situation in Jenin continues to deteriorate, with severe commercial losses due to the aggression, leading to widespread closures of businesses and a decline in shoppers coming from outside the city.
Demolition operations and the destruction of infrastructure and roads persist, with a large number of commercial shops damaged, particularly in the western neighborhoods, where economic activity has come to a near-complete halt.