Israeli occupation forces continue their large-scale assault on the northern West Bank, targeting Palestinian cities with airstrikes, ground raids, and mass destruction. Thousands have been forcibly displaced, homes demolished, and essential infrastructure destroyed.

In Jenin, the invasion has entered its 17th day, leaving 25 Palestinians dead, dozens injured, and at least 15,000 residents displaced. Entire neighbourhoods have been reduced to rubble, with military reinforcements tightening the siege. The Red Crescent managed to evacuate an 80-year-old man trapped for 17 days, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis.

The Israeli army has also besieged Tamon and Al-Far’a refugee camp for five days, destroying roads, water lines, and power networks while imposing curfews and arresting residents. Aerial drone strikes have further terrorised civilians.

In Tulkarm, the assault continued for the 11th day, with indiscriminate attacks forcing more families to flee. Infrastructure has been devastated, and military reinforcements have escalated the violence.

The humanitarian situation is catastrophic, with thousands displaced and basic necessities cut off. Yet, despite Israel’s campaign of destruction, Palestinians remain steadfast in their resilience.