Jenin: Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday evening blew up two homes on the outskirts of the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, according to WAFA correspondent. The occupying forces detonated two homes located on al-Ghabz Street on the environs of the refugee camp.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, on Friday, the occupation military began demolishing homes and buildings in the refugee camp after announcing plans to tear down 24 buildings for 'necessary operational reasons' earlier in the day. The demolitions are part of the Israeli military's third consecutive day of escalated siege in the Tubas Governorate.
Since 21 January, the occupation forces have been conducting a large-scale onslaught on the Jenin governorate, resulting in the deaths of 58 Palestinians and injuries to over 200 others. Additionally, they have completely demolished over 600 houses in the camp, leading to the displacement of 22,000 Palestinians.