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Saba Yemen
02-06-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Over 5,000 Palestinian families displaced from Nur Shams & Tulkarm Camps
Ramallah – Saba: Nihad al-Shawish, head of the Popular Committee in Nur Shams camp, stated that 5,000 Palestinian families have been displaced from Nur Shams and Tulkarm camps since the start of the Israeli aggression four months ago. Al-Shawish explained that 2,500 families fled Nur Shams camp, while 3,000 families were displaced from Tulkarm camp, emphasizing the residents' rejection of the forced displacement policies they face, according to the Ma'an News Agency. In an interview with "Voice of Palestine" radio, al-Shawish also refuted the Israeli occupation authorities' claims of allowing Palestinian citizens to retrieve their belongings from their homes, stressing that they are given only one hour to take what they can. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
06-04-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Zionist enemy forces Palestinians to evacuate homes in Nour Shams camp
Occupied al-Quds - Saba: The Zionist enemy forces continue their aggression and brutal operation against Nour Shams camp, east of Tulkarm, forcing a number of camp residents to evacuate their homes Sunday evening. In this context, the enemy forces took a young man with them after assaulting him near the entrance to Manshiyya neighborhood in the camp, without knowing his fate. They also detained a group of young men at the same location, forcing them to sit on the ground under threat of weapons and abuse, without knowing their identities. Nour Shams camp has been subjected to a continuous Zionist aggression and a strict siege for 57 days, which has caused severe damage to infrastructure and property and exacerbated humanitarian suffering among residents. The camp has also witnessed raids and searches of homes, particularly in Jabal al-Nasr and al-Salihin neighborhoods, and several homes have been converted into military barracks after their residents were expelled through threats and intimidation. In addition, the Popular Committee for Camp Services documented the extent of the extensive destruction caused by the Zionist enemy to the camp's homes during a field visit to monitor the effects of the ongoing aggression. Footage taken from inside the camp showed extensive destruction in a number of homes, including those deliberately burned. Signs of fire were clearly visible on the walls and roofs, along with burnt furniture and charred belongings. The Popular Committee confirmed that the documentation demonstrates the extent of the violations against civilians, especially since many of these homes were inhabited by families before the raid. In a related development, a number of camp residents were able to return to their damaged homes today in an attempt to retrieve personal and essential belongings. Residents reported that their return occurred individually, without prior coordination, amidst a state of tension, fear, and risk, given the extent of the destruction spread throughout the camp. Some residents indicated that what they were able to collect did not compensate for the severe losses they suffered, particularly psychologically and materially. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
12-02-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Israeli army withdraws from Fare'a after 10 days of aggression
Tubas - Saba: The Zionist enemy forces withdrew on Wednesday from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, after a ten-day aggression. During this aggression, the occupation displaced dozens of families from their homes in the camp towards the city of Tubas and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. According to the Palestinian News Agency The camp has suffered from a difficult humanitarian situation over the past ten days, after the occupation besieged the camp and closed all its main and secondary entrances, which left hundreds of families without water or food supplies, in addition to a shortage of medicines, especially for those with chronic diseases. This aggression, in which hundreds of soldiers, dozens of patrols, and a number of heavy bulldozers participated, included great destruction of the infrastructure and citizens' property, the bombing and removal of doors of a number of homes, and the demolition of parts of the Popular Committee building. Local sources said that the occupation raided dozens of homes in the camp, conducted field investigations with their residents, and turned some of them into military barracks after forcing the residents to leave them, as the number of families forced to leave the camp ranged between 200-250. During this aggression, the occupation forces arrested about thirty young men from the camp, 22 of whom were later released. The occupation forces had obstructed the work of the medical teams throughout the days of the aggression, and prevented them on more than one occasion from transferring sick cases from the camp, and raided the medical point affiliated with them in the Fare'a camp. Since this morning, the citizens began to return to their homes in the camp, and inspect them after the occupation forces withdrew from them. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
