Israeli forces continue large-scale military onslaught on Jenin and its camp for 93rd consecutive day
NNA - Israeli occupation continues its aggression on the city and camp of Jenin for the 93rd consecutive day, amidst bulldozing and burning homes, and converting others into military points.
WAFA correspondent reported that the occupation forces installed an iron gate near the Return Roundabout west of the camp, while an explosion was heard deep inside the camp, which is prohibited from approaching or entering it.
According to Jenin Mayor Muhammad Jarrar, the occupation forces' bulldozers continue their demolition operations inside the camp, amid a complete blackout.
He noted that the occupation forces have completely destroyed approximately 600 homes, in addition to partially destroying all homes and houses in the camp, rendering them uninhabitable.
He pointed out that work is still underway to provide temporary mobile homes for the 21,000 displaced persons. Since the beginning of the occupation forces' aggression on the city and camp of Jenin, 39 citizens have been killed, dozens have been injured, and dozens have been arrested.
Yesterday, Hebrew media published a photo of a number of occupation soldiers inside the Grand Mosque in the camp.
Last night, occupation armored vehicles stormed the town of Ya'bad, south of Jenin, destroying a citizen's vehicle, vegetable stalls, and electricity poles. No injuries were reported.
Occupation bulldozers also demolished 10 greenhouses belonging to Wassef Abu Farha and his son, built on an area of 10 dunams, in the village of Al-Jalameh, north of Jenin.--WAFA
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