Documented war-crimes footage from Gaza and the West Bank — page 13
Verified footage and evidence of Israeli war crimes, with dates and sources. Part of the 26,128-clip Archive Genocide collection.
· TikTok Genocide (tiktokgenocide.com)
Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:🚨 A mass forcible displacement is underway in my community, Masafer Yatta. Israeli forces have demolished 7 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold. The demolition operation still going on !! #MasaferYatta #StopEthnicCleansing [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Mohammad Hureini] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:🚨 A mass forcible displacement is underway in my community, Masafer Yatta. Israeli forces have demolished 7 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold. The demolition operation still going on !! #MasaferYatta #StopEthnicCleansing [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Mohammad Hureini] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:🚨 A mass forcible displacement is underway in my community, Masafer Yatta. Israeli forces have demolished 7 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold. The demolition operation still going on !! #MasaferYatta #StopEthnicCleansing [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Mohammad Hureini] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli demolitions left 9 Palestinian families homeless today in the South Hebron Hills [Original post] Israeli demolitions left 9 Palestinian families homeless today in the South Hebron Hills. This morning, 10 Feb. 2025, Civil Administration personnel went with soldiers and excavators to the community of Khirbet Khilet a-Dabe’ in Masafer Yatta, an area in the South Hebron Hills. The force demolished seven homes made of cinder blocks and tin roofs, as well as four caves. Seven families – 54 people, 28 of them minors — are now without shelter. The force also demolished water cisterns, water tanks, solar panels and a stone fence used by some of the families. The force continued north to the community of Maghayir al- ‘Abid, where it demolished an agricultural structure, and then to the community of Khirbet Jibneh, where it demolished two homes, leaving another 20 people homeless, 7 of them- minors. This demolition operation is part of the daily reality for thousands of Palestinians living in dozens of communities across the West Bank, who constantly face the threat of expulsion by Israeli authorities [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: B'tselem] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli forced the Palestinian families to evacuate their houses in Nour Shams under heavy rain and cold [Original post] Israeli occupation forces forced the Palestinian families to evacuate their houses in Nour Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm under heavy rain and cold. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Exposure to cold, Families] [Found by: Palestine Online] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli forces bulldozering Khalet al-Daba, Firing Zone 918 (Masafer Yatta), carrying out demolitions [Original post] BREAKING: IDF is now in Khalet al-Daba, Firing Zone 918 (Masafer Yatta), carrying out demolitions. Until now, 7 structures (including homes and toilets), also solar panels, trees and terraces, have been destroyed. The forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Yehuda Shaul] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli forces demolished 11 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold [Original post] Urgent:🚨 A mass forcible displacement is underway in my community, Masafer Yatta. Israeli forces have demolished 7 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold. The demolition operation still going on !! #MasaferYatta #StopEthnicCleansing [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Mohammad Hureini] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Israeli forces invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba forcibly evicting families from their homes before destroying them [Original post] I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing. [Tags: Homes, Raid, Hyundai Excavator, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Property, Land theft, Families] [Found by: Basel Adra] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > Khirbet al-Daba] [Archivist Notes] On Monday February 10 , Israeli authorities demolished 11 buildings in the Masafer Yatta region, in the southern Hebron Hills, in occupied West Bank, particularly in the village of Khalet al-Daba, with additional demolitions in Maghayir al-Abeed and Jinaba. According to Palestinian and Israeli activits (Breaking the Silence, resident and film director Basel Adra, Peace Now, Masafering), the forcible transfer of Palestinians out of Area C continues. It's an extensive and unprecedented demolitions covering three villages in Masafer Yatta as described by regional council leader Nidal Younis. The demolished structures included houses, caves, a tent, and infrastructure (including water and electricity systems), some of which were funded by foreign countries. Testimony of Basel Adra *"I am surrounded by many armed soldiers and three large bulldozers. They have invaded the village of Khirbet al-Daba in Masafer Yatta, forcibly evicting families from their homes in this freezing cold. So far, three homes have been demolished, and the destruction is still ongoing." Legal and Political Context: The demolitions come after a decades-long legal battle, which ended in May 2022 with the High Court of Justice authorizing the state to demolish all the villages in Firing Zone 918 in the Yatta area and expel their residents. While Palestinians are having their homes demolished in the Firing Zone, settlers are building more and more outposts (with direct and indirect assistance from the state). The demolitions follow a ruling from Israel's High Court of Justice in 2022 that allowed the destruction of villages in the South Hebron Hills to create a military firing zone. The ruling was in response to a petition from residents of eight villages located in the designated firing zone, which was established in 1981. Since the court ruling, the residents' lawyers have filed several requests to exempt certain buildings, but those requests have been rejected faster in recent months, raising fears of imminent expulsion. In December 2024, a request to exempt a school and clinic in the village of Khirbet al-Fakheit from demolition was rejected. The state has committed to giving advance notice of demolitions, but this commitment is now being questioned in light of ongoing demolitions. Statements from Legal and Political Figures: Attorney Michael Sfard filed a petition to prevent the demolition of an electrical grid in the area. Regavim, a far-right group, supported the demolitions, calling them a step toward restoring governance. Military Justification: The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories stated the demolitions were carried out in accordance with the law, as the structures were built without necessary permits in a military firing zone. Peace Now: The demolitions in Masafer Yatta are part of a governmental plan to forcefully deport the Palestinians from their homes and lands and to settle it with Israelis. For years the State claimed in court that the demolitions are necessary because in a firing zone no civilian presence is allowed. Now it is becoming clear that the State has no problem with civilian presence, as long as it is of Israeli-settlers and not of Palestinians.
Wounded child lost his whole family to Israeli bombing [Original post] “I imagined I would be the one to die and they would stay, and I was okay with that. But I wished at least one of them had stayed, someone to be my support. There’s no one left to stand by me or comfort me.” — Abdul Aziz Khreis, the sole survivor of his family. [Tags: Palestine Voices, Killed Childhood, Families] [Found by: Osama Abu Rabee أسامة أبوربيع] [Location: Gaza]
3 young men killed by Israeli troops while returning home in Gaza City [Original post] Two Palestinians were killed by the Israeli occupation forces, southern Gaza city. [Tags: Small Arms, Massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Abdullah Shahwan | عبد الله شهوان] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Around 2:30 pm, Israeli troops opened fire on a group of people at Al-Kuwaiti roundabout, killing three young men from the same family. Names of the martyrs: Moatasem Anwar Al-Khalili Muhammad Anwar Al-Khalili (Moatasem's brother) Anwar Yousef Al-Khalili (Moatasem and Muhammad's nephew)
A Palestinian resident of Jenin drinks coffee from a Sumud cup amid the ruins caused by the Israeli army [Original post] Despite the destruction and Israel's nonstop attempts to ethnically cleanse Jenin, the P@lestinians are as rooted as ever in their land and refuse to leave it! [Tags: Views of Destruction, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Sumud] [Found by: @umyaznemo] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
A young child was searched and threatened by Israeli trrops after being prevent to leave JENIN [Original post] 🔴israeli occupation forces detained a child near Jenin camp, searched and interrogated him, then ordered him to leave with his hands raised. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Children] [Found by: @shameensuleman] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Footage documenting the massive destruction in Jenin RC caused by Israeli army [Original post] 🔴Scenes of the destruction left by the israeli occupation during the ongoing aggression on Jenin camp. [Tags: Homes, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: Shameen Suleman, Noor Alfaris] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Footage documenting the massive destruction in Jenin RC caused by Israeli army [Original post] Footage documenting the massive destruction in Jenin refugee camp, as the Israeli occupation forces continue their wide-scale onslaught for the 19th day in a row. [Tags: Homes, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: Quds News Network, Noor Alfaris] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Getting back into besieged Jenin after 19 days to save his cat [Original post] He managed to get back into Jenin camp after 19 days despite how dangerous and risky that is, just to get the cat that’s been trapped there alone [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: @Minicherii] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Israeli army bulldozers are destroying infrastructure in Nur Shams [Original post] Israeli army bulldozers are destroying infrastructure right now in Nour Shams refugee camp in the city of Tulkarm. [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Raid, Forced Displacement, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli bulldozers with military reinforcements are witnessed entering Nour Shams [Original post] 🚨Red Crescent: The occupation is preventing our crews from entering Nour Shams camp in Tulkarm after we received a report of injuries. Bulldozers with military reinforcements are witnessed entering Nour Shams camp [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Raid, Forced Displacement, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: @TimmiB_] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli forces fire tear gas grenades inside the home of Yasser Sharabati after his release [Original post] Palestinian family members in al-Khalil are injured after the israelis fire tear gas grenades inside the home of Yasser Sharabati after his release [Tags: Homes, Tear Gas, Wounded, Families, Retaliation, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: Sarah Wilkinson] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] On January 19, at the end of the evening, the Israeli released the Palestinian captives from the West Bank as part of the ceasefire agreement finally began. Most of these individuals have not been charged or tried : activists, lawyers, doctors, teachers, mothers and students are detained under the pretense administrative detention, while the journalists are held on the dubious charge of incitement. Palestinian detainees were released from Ofer prison hours after Israeli captives were released from Gaza. Israel delayed the release to prevent celebrations, but the people remained undeterred. A total of 90 Palestinian detainees were freed, and buses have arrived in Beitunia, Ramallah, where they are being welcomed as part of the exchange deal. Due to the delay in the release of 90 Palestinian hostages (including 20 children), intense clashes erupted at Beitunia’s Schools Roundabout. Israeli forces stormed the families' waiting area, using rubber-coated bullets and tear gas to prevent celebrations. At least 7 injuries have been reported as families awaited their loved ones near Ofer Prison. The delay is believed to be caused by the absence of one female prisoner from the agreed-upon list. Khalida Jarrar , the Palestinian political prisoner, just got out of solitary confinement. Jarrar’s father, daughter and nephew all died while she was prison, and Israeli Security forces prevented her from attending any of their funerals. All the Jerusalemite prisoners arrived at their homes accompanied by the occupation police , with soldiers and special forces around their homes : Freed Zeina Barbar arrives at her family home, but Zionist thugs continue to surround the captives' homes, enforcing harsh conditions and preventing any moment of joy or celebration. The child Rose Khweis arrives at her family home, escorted by her father, as Zionist thugs continue to enforce restrictions outside. The child captive Fahmi Faroukh arrived at his family home. According to The Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem the released prisoners are : Nawal Fteiha, sentenced to 8 years in prison, Abla Sa’adat, 69 years old "administrative detention", Tamara Abu Laban, sentenced to one year in prison, Tahrir Jaber "administrative detention", female prisoners under arrest: Zeina Barbar, Latifa Msha'sha', Aseel Eid. Adam Al-Hadra, sentenced to 34 months in prison, Thaer Abu Sarah, Mahmoud Aleiwat, Fahmi Farroukh, Qasem Ja'afra, Firas Al-Maqdisi, Issam Abu Diab. The liberated Palestinian young women from Birzeit University students , from left: media students Amal Shujaiya, Shatha Jaraba, a Biology and Biochemistry major, and Wafa Nimr, raise the victory sign from inside the buses at the moment of their liberation Palestinian mother, Murjana Mohammed Mustafa Hreash , mother of Nasser (5 years old) and Mohammed (3), is freed after being abducted on March 10, 2024. Inhuman conditions imposed by Israel Families were forced to sign unfair conditions, including not showing joy at the release of their children. To protect their loved ones, they are avoiding media contact to prevent interference with their release or potential re-abduction. All Jerusalemite captives have returned home, escorted by Israeli intelligence, with soldiers and special units stationed around their residences. Families were also required to limit household gatherings to immediate family only. List of the released : The first list of captives scheduled for release on today, 19/1/2025, includes 90 female captives and children. Among them are : Palestinian human rights activist, Khalida Jarrar. Journalist Rula Hassanein Walaa Tanaja Rawda Abu Ajmiya 5.Haneen Al-Masaeed (These three were previously released in the captives exchange deal November 2023 before re-abducted shortly after). Nawal Fatiha (Abducted on 21/2/2021. Unjustly sentenced to 8 years in prison.) Aseel Osama Shuhada, University student Tamara Abu Laban,University student Yasmin Abdel-Rahman Abu Srour,University student Jenin Amr, University student Shaimaa Rawajbeh, University student Zeina Majd Barbar, University student Wafa Nimr, University student Saja Zuhair al-Muadi,University student Amal Shujaiya, University student Baraa Hatem Hafez Fuqaha, Lana Fawalha Baraa Hatem Fuqaha Khitam Arif Hassan Habaybeh, Palestinian teacher, Murjana Hreash, Palestinian mother, Dalal Al-Arouri, Fatima Al-Arouri (They both are the sisters of the leader of the Hamas movement, the martyr Saleh Al-Arouri) 22.Alaa Al-Arouri (the daughter of Fatima Al-Arouri) Journalist Bushra al-Tawil Palestinian writer and author Israa Al-Aboushi Writer Israa Lafi Margaret Al-Rai Dr. Zahra Khadra Abeer Baara The cub Firas Al-Maqdisi, 18, The child Rose Yousef Mohammed Khweis (17 years old) Tahrir Badran Aseel Eid Issam Abu Diab Thaer Abu Sarah Fahmi Faroukh Mahmoud Aliwat Nahil Masalma. Latifa Mshasha, Aya Ramadan Shaima Ramadan, The two sisterS students at An-Najah and Al-Quds Open Universities. The captive medical student, Duha Azzam Al-Wahsh, Dunya Ishtia, a student at the Faculty of Sharia at An-Najah University, Educator at Birzeit university, Hadeel Hijaz Abla Sa'adat ( She is the wife of imprisoned leader Ahmad Saadat,) Dania Hanatsheh (She was previously released in a captive exchange deal in November 2023 before the vile zionist terrorists re-abducted her again shortly after). Rasha Hijjawi Salah Hijawi, released in the November 2023 captive exchange deal, she was re-abducted and thrown under the so-called administrative detention without trial or charge, Nidal Salah, a mother of three and a lawyer, is the wife of captive Muhammad Al-Zoghaibi, who has been detained since 6/5/2023 without trial or charge. Maysar Faqih, a 60-year-old leader of the Popular Front and Palestinian feminist, was abducted last September and sentenced to the pretense of administrative detention without trial or charge. Alla Jodeh
Israeli soldiers attacking Palestinian women and children who were trying to flee from Nur Shams refugee camp [Original post] Israeli soldiers attack Palestinian women and children who were trying to flee from Nour Shams refugee camp which is currently being raided by the occupation forces, in Tulkarm city. [Tags: Stun Grenade, Raid, Forced Displacement, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli soldiers detaining a number of Palestinians in Nur Shams [Original post] The occupation forces detain a number of Palestinians in Nour Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm city. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Arrest, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Human Dignity, Families] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli troops forcing families out of their homes whilst invading Nur Shams [Original post] Israeli occupation forces are forcing families out of their homes whilst invading Nour Shams refugee camp. In Tulkarm. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israeli troops stormed a building in the vicinity of Nur Shams [Original post] Local sources: Israeli occupation soldiers storm a building in the vicinity of #Nour_Shams camp in #Tulkarm #WestBank #Palestine [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Home Invasion, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families, Siege] [Found by: @ferozwala] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Israelis bulldozers destroying the streets, infrastructure, pipe lines & access to buildings & public facilities in Nour Shams [Original post] The israelis continue destroying the streets, infrastructure, pipe lines & access to buildings & public facilities in Nour Shams camp in Tulkarm [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Raid, Water, Forced Displacement, Bulldozer, Cutting electricity, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: Sarah Wilkinson] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] In the context of the large-scale campaign throughout the occupied West Bank following the January 19 ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ('Iron Wall' in Jenin and Tulkarm), the Israeli army has increased its violence and repression against Palestinians camps. On February 9 , the Israeli army has been besieging and attacking the Nur Shams Refugee Camp in the city of Tulkarm. The Israeli bulldozers destroyed much of the camp’s infrastructure, cutting off electricity, water and internet services. Homes, businesses and vehicles were also damaged, particularly in Al-Manshiya and Jabal Al-Salihin, then they extend the destruction to the camp’s inner streets. Three people, including an 8-month pregnant woman, lost their lives when Israeli soldiers opened fire directly on thier vehicle or bombed their house on the camp. Israeli soldiers raided homes in the camp and forcibly removed civilians from their homes : hundreds of Palestinian women, children and elderly civilians were forced to migrate along muddy roads dug by the Israeli army, carrying with them the few belongings they could take. During their forced displacement, many residents described the harrowing ordeal of being held in rain and mud for hours. Young men and adults, in particular, were subjected to physical searches, ill-treatment and prolonged detention before being allowed to leave Vehicles cannot move along some streets because the Israeli army's is digging up the roads. Israeli soldiers turned back a group of Palestinian civilians who left the camp and proceeded to where their relatives would pick them up in vehicles. Gunfire and explosions can be heard from the camp due to clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian armed resistance groups. The Israeli army raided Palestinian houses, then moved their resident to another house. They detained some people and forced residents to leave the camp. Israeli army declared a curfew in the camp Displacement has been particularly severe in neighborhoods such as Al-Maslakh, Al-Manshiya, Jabal Al-Salihin and Jabal Al-Nasr, which are now almost deserted. Families have been directed to various locations, including the city of Tulkarem, the suburb of Dhanaba and the city of Anabta. The Palestine Red Crescent Society is assisting elderly residents and those in need of medical care by relocating them to safer areas. The Emergency Committee of Nour Shams refugee camp announced on Fbryary 10 that half of the camp's residents had fled, while 200 homes had been completely destroyed and 120 others partially damaged. People were then forced to leave under threat.
Siblings killed by Israeli troops while returning home in Gaza City [Original post] وصول شهيدين إلى مستشفى المعمداني إثر استهداف الاحتلال لمواطنين أثناء عودتهم لمنازلهم شرق دوار الكويت شرقي مدينة غزة [Tags: Small Arms, Massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: @PalpostN] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Around 2:30 pm, Israeli troops opened fire on a group of people at Al-Kuwaiti roundabout, killing three young men from the same family. Names of the martyrs: Moatasem Anwar Al-Khalili Muhammad Anwar Al-Khalili (Moatasem's brother) Anwar Yousef Al-Khalili (Moatasem and Muhammad's nephew)
Siblings shot by Israeli troops brought to Al-Ahli hospital [Original post] وصول 3 شهداء برصاص الاحتلال من محيط دوار الكويت إلى مستشفى "المعمداني" بغزة. [Tags: Small Arms, Mourning, Massacre, Public gathering] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Around 2:30 pm, Israeli troops opened fire on a group of people at Al-Kuwaiti roundabout, killing three young men from the same family. Names of the martyrs: Moatasem Anwar Al-Khalili Muhammad Anwar Al-Khalili (Moatasem's brother) Anwar Yousef Al-Khalili (Moatasem and Muhammad's nephew)
Testimony of diplaced people from Jenin while Israeli troops continue to occupy the camp [Original post] Rami Sarhan's Loss and Struggle in Jenin Displaced citizen Rami Sarhan, from the Jenin refugee camp, recounts the harrowing moment when his home was destroyed by occupation forces. He shares how he and his family were forced to flee, helplessly watching their house being blown apart. In the face of such devastation, Rami also describes the struggle of caring for his daughter, who suffers from heart disease. With no access to medical treatment or medicine amidst the dire conditions in the Blind Association of Jenin, he voices the overwhelming challenges he and other displaced families are enduring. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 09/02/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Raid, Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Families] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
The Israeli army killed two young women, aged 23 and 21—one of them pregnant [Original post] במסגרת המבצע הצבאי המתמשך, "אין חפים מפשע", הפעם במחנה הפליטים נור א-שמס בגדה: הצבא הישראלי הרג שתי צעירות, בנות 23 ו21, אחת מהן בהריון. בנוסף, פצע את בעלה שישב לידה ברכב. [Tags: Vehicles, Small Arms, Raid, Blocking Ambulances, Forced Displacement, Terror, Prevent Births, Families, Women, Siege, Summary execution] [Found by: Mistaclim] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] TRANSLATION OF THE CAPTION : "As part of the ongoing military operation "No Innocents", this time in the Nur Shams refugee camp in the West Bank: The Israeli army killed two young women, aged 23 and 21—one of them pregnant. Additionally, they wounded her husband, who was sitting beside her in the car."
The israelis raided the house of released Palestinian Rushdi Abu Romoz, in an attempt to stop his family from celebrating his homecoming [Original post] The israelis immediately raid the house of released Palestinian Rushdi Abu Romoz, in an attempt to stop his family from celebrating his homecoming [Tags: Home Invasion, Terror, Human Dignity, Retaliation, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: Sarah Wilkinson] [Location: West Bank > East Jerusalem] [Archivist Notes] On January 19, at the end of the evening, the Israeli released the Palestinian captives from the West Bank as part of the ceasefire agreement finally began. Most of these individuals have not been charged or tried : activists, lawyers, doctors, teachers, mothers and students are detained under the pretense administrative detention, while the journalists are held on the dubious charge of incitement. Palestinian detainees were released from Ofer prison hours after Israeli captives were released from Gaza. Israel delayed the release to prevent celebrations, but the people remained undeterred. A total of 90 Palestinian detainees were freed, and buses have arrived in Beitunia, Ramallah, where they are being welcomed as part of the exchange deal. Due to the delay in the release of 90 Palestinian hostages (including 20 children), intense clashes erupted at Beitunia’s Schools Roundabout. Israeli forces stormed the families' waiting area, using rubber-coated bullets and tear gas to prevent celebrations. At least 7 injuries have been reported as families awaited their loved ones near Ofer Prison. The delay is believed to be caused by the absence of one female prisoner from the agreed-upon list. Khalida Jarrar , the Palestinian political prisoner, just got out of solitary confinement. Jarrar’s father, daughter and nephew all died while she was prison, and Israeli Security forces prevented her from attending any of their funerals. All the Jerusalemite prisoners arrived at their homes accompanied by the occupation police , with soldiers and special forces around their homes : Freed Zeina Barbar arrives at her family home, but Zionist thugs continue to surround the captives' homes, enforcing harsh conditions and preventing any moment of joy or celebration. The child Rose Khweis arrives at her family home, escorted by her father, as Zionist thugs continue to enforce restrictions outside. The child captive Fahmi Faroukh arrived at his family home. According to The Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem the released prisoners are : Nawal Fteiha, sentenced to 8 years in prison, Abla Sa’adat, 69 years old "administrative detention", Tamara Abu Laban, sentenced to one year in prison, Tahrir Jaber "administrative detention", female prisoners under arrest: Zeina Barbar, Latifa Msha'sha', Aseel Eid. Adam Al-Hadra, sentenced to 34 months in prison, Thaer Abu Sarah, Mahmoud Aleiwat, Fahmi Farroukh, Qasem Ja'afra, Firas Al-Maqdisi, Issam Abu Diab. The liberated Palestinian young women from Birzeit University students , from left: media students Amal Shujaiya, Shatha Jaraba, a Biology and Biochemistry major, and Wafa Nimr, raise the victory sign from inside the buses at the moment of their liberation Palestinian mother, Murjana Mohammed Mustafa Hreash , mother of Nasser (5 years old) and Mohammed (3), is freed after being abducted on March 10, 2024. Inhuman conditions imposed by Israel Families were forced to sign unfair conditions, including not showing joy at the release of their children. To protect their loved ones, they are avoiding media contact to prevent interference with their release or potential re-abduction. All Jerusalemite captives have returned home, escorted by Israeli intelligence, with soldiers and special units stationed around their residences. Families were also required to limit household gatherings to immediate family only. List of the released : The first list of captives scheduled for release on today, 19/1/2025, includes 90 female captives and children. Among them are : Palestinian human rights activist, Khalida Jarrar. Journalist Rula Hassanein Walaa Tanaja Rawda Abu Ajmiya 5.Haneen Al-Masaeed (These three were previously released in the captives exchange deal November 2023 before re-abducted shortly after). Nawal Fatiha (Abducted on 21/2/2021. Unjustly sentenced to 8 years in prison.) Aseel Osama Shuhada, University student Tamara Abu Laban,University student Yasmin Abdel-Rahman Abu Srour,University student Jenin Amr, University student Shaimaa Rawajbeh, University student Zeina Majd Barbar, University student Wafa Nimr, University student Saja Zuhair al-Muadi,University student Amal Shujaiya, University student Baraa Hatem Hafez Fuqaha, Lana Fawalha Baraa Hatem Fuqaha Khitam Arif Hassan Habaybeh, Palestinian teacher, Murjana Hreash, Palestinian mother, Dalal Al-Arouri, Fatima Al-Arouri (They both are the sisters of the leader of the Hamas movement, the martyr Saleh Al-Arouri) 22.Alaa Al-Arouri (the daughter of Fatima Al-Arouri) Journalist Bushra al-Tawil Palestinian writer and author Israa Al-Aboushi Writer Israa Lafi Margaret Al-Rai Dr. Zahra Khadra Abeer Baara The cub Firas Al-Maqdisi, 18, The child Rose Yousef Mohammed Khweis (17 years old) Tahrir Badran Aseel Eid Issam Abu Diab Thaer Abu Sarah Fahmi Faroukh Mahmoud Aliwat Nahil Masalma. Latifa Mshasha, Aya Ramadan Shaima Ramadan, The two sisterS students at An-Najah and Al-Quds Open Universities. The captive medical student, Duha Azzam Al-Wahsh, Dunya Ishtia, a student at the Faculty of Sharia at An-Najah University, Educator at Birzeit university, Hadeel Hijaz Abla Sa'adat ( She is the wife of imprisoned leader Ahmad Saadat,) Dania Hanatsheh (She was previously released in a captive exchange deal in November 2023 before the vile zionist terrorists re-abducted her again shortly after). Rasha Hijjawi Salah Hijawi, released in the November 2023 captive exchange deal, she was re-abducted and thrown under the so-called administrative detention without trial or charge, Nidal Salah, a mother of three and a lawyer, is the wife of captive Muhammad Al-Zoghaibi, who has been detained since 6/5/2023 without trial or charge. Maysar Faqih, a 60-year-old leader of the Popular Front and Palestinian feminist, was abducted last September and sentenced to the pretense of administrative detention without trial or charge. Alla Jodeh
Two youths killed by Israeli gunfire around Al-Kuwait roundabout, Gaza City [Original post] شاهد شهيدان جراء استهداف الاحتلال لمجموعة من المواطنين قرب دوار الكويت جنوب مدينة غزة. [Tags: Small Arms, Mourning, Massacre, Public gathering, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: Hassan eslayeh] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital] [Archivist Notes] Around 2:30 pm, Israeli troops opened fire on a group of people at Al-Kuwaiti roundabout, killing three young men from the same family. Names of the martyrs: Moatasem Anwar Al-Khalili Muhammad Anwar Al-Khalili (Moatasem's brother) Anwar Yousef Al-Khalili (Moatasem and Muhammad's nephew)
Unprecedented levels of destruction in the Jenin camp causing large-scale displacement of people [Original post] We've seen unprecedented levels of destruction in the Jenin camp and we have a large number of displaced people that we are trying to assist as much as possible." UNRWA @GRFriedrich to @AJEnglish on the dramatic situation unfolding in the #WestBank. Despite the immense challenges, UNRWA is committed to deliver. [Tags: Homes, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: UNRWA] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
For the sixth consecutive day, Israeli forces continue their offensive in the town of Tamun [Original post] For the sixth consecutive day, Israeli occupation forces continue their offensive in the town of Tamun, south of Tubas, turning Palestinian homes into military bases after expelling their residents, demolishing other homes, and razing the infrastructure. #WestBank [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
IDF soldiers setting fire to residential buildings in the town of Odaisseh, southern Lebanon [Original post] Footage captures Israeli occupation forces setting fire to residential buildings in the town of Odaisseh, southern Lebanon earlier today. [Tags: Homes, Arson, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Ethnic Cleansing, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon > Odaisseh] [Archivist Notes] On November 5, 2024, Israel had already completely destroyed between 29 and 37 Lebanese border villages. These villages was razed by shelling or explosion, with the historical treasures that were there whose inhabitants are now refugees in their own country. These 37 villages have been wiped out across a 120 km stretch from Naqoura to Shebaa. This systematic urbicide creating a no-life zone in South Lebanon. The Israeli army has been booby-trapping and destroying entire neighborhoods in cities and towns in south Lebanon, Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency reported on November 5. Entire streets and neighborhoods in 37 towns have been wiped out and homes have been destroyed. “More than 40,000 residential units have been completely destroyed. This is happening in an area three kilometers deep (from the border) that extends from Naqoura to the outskirts of Khiam” Reasons of this destruction campaign Israel says it is targeting Hezbollah infrastructure near the frontier in a bid to push the Iran-backed group away from the border and allow for its residents to return to northern Israel. However, local officials in Lebanon allege that Israel is pursuing a "systematic destruction" campaign. Lebanon’s National News Agency and its Human Rights Commission have condemned Israel’s actions, with the Commission labeling the destruction in at least eight villages as a "war crime." These claims are supported by satellite images and footage, reportedly showing systematic demolitions by Israeli forces since the cross-border hostilities renewed in late 2023. The demolitions clearing Israel’s ‘first belt’ in Lebanon. Satellite & video analysis shows damage in 30 villages within 3km of the border. At least 12 have had lines of buildings destroyed in controlled detonations. This contributes both to a scorched earth policy but also to a buffer zone for tactical purposes. However, the precedent of urbicide committed in Gaza, and the indiscriminate destruction of archaeological, religious or cultural treasures, suggests a logic of ethnic cleansing. “There are two reasons Israel is using this detonations strategy,” said retired Lebanese armed forces general Akram Kamal Srawi . The first is to clear lines of sight for potential incursions deeper into Lebanon in an area where Hizbollah maintains the upper hand and has caused significant losses for Israel. The second is that Israel has adopted a scorched earth strategy in order to wage psychological warfare on Hizbollah’s base people by televising these detonations and weaken support for the group — which will never work,” he added Sources : New satellite imagery analysis shows that in a 3-sq-mile area of southern Lebanon, covering Blida, Mhaibib, and southern Meiss el-Jabal, at least 296 buildings have recently been flattened; majority confirmed destroyed by Israeli military. This is a very conservative estimate. The detroyed villages (Ongoing documentation) Mais al-Jabal : After the blowing up of the village by Israeli army, around 70% of Mais al-Jabal is reported to be destroyed, with numerous detonations causing extensive structural damage across the village. Homes were reduced to dust, and large blasts occurred near a vacated hospital. Four elderly residents, aged between 85 and 90, are reportedly trapped in the village, awaiting rescue due to the ongoing instability and destruction. The village’s mayor, Abdul-Monhem Choukair, has accused Israeli forces of conducting a campaign of "systematic destruction," describing the destruction as deliberate. White Phosphorus Tracker (@Phosphor_Abyad) have verified and geolocated 25 White Phosphorus attacks over Meis Al Jabal, over the past year, making it the village most impacted by Israel’s deployment of WP in South Lebanon. Baalbek #Minister_of_Culture Sends New Appeal to UNESCO Director-General Regarding Israeli Aggression on People, Heritage, and Historical Sites Subject: Urgent Appeal for the Protection of Lebanese Cultural Heritage Following Recent Destruction Near the Baalbek Site "Dear Ms. Audrey Azoulay, I write to you today with profound sadness, anger, and concern on behalf of the Lebanese Republic, government, and people, following a serious attack on our esteemed cultural heritage this evening. The Israeli aggression targeted the historic “Manshiyah” building in Baalbek, dating back to the Ottoman era and located near the Baalbek Fortress, causing severe damage in the recent attacks. This building held centuries of history and culture, standing as a living testament to our shared cultural heritage. The loss of this unique landmark, adjacent to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an irreparable loss, not only for Lebanon but for all of humanity’s heritage. The Manshiyah was an architectural and historical icon, embodying a living heritage for generations. Its destruction under the current circumstances is a profound loss to us all. We once again call on UNESCO to intervene urgently to protect the remaining heritage sites in Baalbek and the entirety of Lebanese cultural heritage, which faces escalating threats today. While Lebanon remains committed to international agreements, it urgently needs UNESCO’s active intervention to preserve its historical legacy amid the current circumstances. We hope that this message will receive your attention and immediate intervention and that we may work together to protect our precious cultural landmarks. Sincerely, Mohammad Wissam Al-Mortada Minister of Culture"
Israeli forces force Palestinians to leave their homes in the Fara refugee camp [Original post] Israeli occupation forces force Palestinians to leave their homes in the Fara refugee camp south of Tubas while the forces continue their military offensive in the camp for the sixth consecutive day. #WestBank [Tags: Raid, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas > Al Far'a RC] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli forces raid a Palestinian home in the Beirut neighborhood of Al-Fara RC [Original post] Israeli occupation forces raid a Palestinian home in the Beirut neighborhood of Al-Fara refugee camp south of Tubas. #WestBank [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas > Al Far'a RC] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli forces storm Beitunia as the bus carrying the freed Palestinian prisoners arrives as part of the prisoner exchange deal [Original post] Breaking | Israeli occupation forces storm the town of Beitunia as the bus carrying the freed Palestinian prisoners arrives as part of the prisoner exchange deal. [Tags: Raid, Public gathering, Retaliation, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Beitunia] [Archivist Notes] On January 19, at the end of the evening, the Israeli released the Palestinian captives from the West Bank as part of the ceasefire agreement finally began. Most of these individuals have not been charged or tried : activists, lawyers, doctors, teachers, mothers and students are detained under the pretense administrative detention, while the journalists are held on the dubious charge of incitement. Palestinian detainees were released from Ofer prison hours after Israeli captives were released from Gaza. Israel delayed the release to prevent celebrations, but the people remained undeterred. A total of 90 Palestinian detainees were freed, and buses have arrived in Beitunia, Ramallah, where they are being welcomed as part of the exchange deal. Due to the delay in the release of 90 Palestinian hostages (including 20 children), intense clashes erupted at Beitunia’s Schools Roundabout. Israeli forces stormed the families' waiting area, using rubber-coated bullets and tear gas to prevent celebrations. At least 7 injuries have been reported as families awaited their loved ones near Ofer Prison. The delay is believed to be caused by the absence of one female prisoner from the agreed-upon list. Khalida Jarrar , the Palestinian political prisoner, just got out of solitary confinement. Jarrar’s father, daughter and nephew all died while she was prison, and Israeli Security forces prevented her from attending any of their funerals. All the Jerusalemite prisoners arrived at their homes accompanied by the occupation police , with soldiers and special forces around their homes : Freed Zeina Barbar arrives at her family home, but Zionist thugs continue to surround the captives' homes, enforcing harsh conditions and preventing any moment of joy or celebration. The child Rose Khweis arrives at her family home, escorted by her father, as Zionist thugs continue to enforce restrictions outside. The child captive Fahmi Faroukh arrived at his family home. According to The Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem the released prisoners are : Nawal Fteiha, sentenced to 8 years in prison, Abla Sa’adat, 69 years old "administrative detention", Tamara Abu Laban, sentenced to one year in prison, Tahrir Jaber "administrative detention", female prisoners under arrest: Zeina Barbar, Latifa Msha'sha', Aseel Eid. Adam Al-Hadra, sentenced to 34 months in prison, Thaer Abu Sarah, Mahmoud Aleiwat, Fahmi Farroukh, Qasem Ja'afra, Firas Al-Maqdisi, Issam Abu Diab. The liberated Palestinian young women from Birzeit University students , from left: media students Amal Shujaiya, Shatha Jaraba, a Biology and Biochemistry major, and Wafa Nimr, raise the victory sign from inside the buses at the moment of their liberation Palestinian mother, Murjana Mohammed Mustafa Hreash , mother of Nasser (5 years old) and Mohammed (3), is freed after being abducted on March 10, 2024. Inhuman conditions imposed by Israel Families were forced to sign unfair conditions, including not showing joy at the release of their children. To protect their loved ones, they are avoiding media contact to prevent interference with their release or potential re-abduction. All Jerusalemite captives have returned home, escorted by Israeli intelligence, with soldiers and special units stationed around their residences. Families were also required to limit household gatherings to immediate family only. List of the released : The first list of captives scheduled for release on today, 19/1/2025, includes 90 female captives and children. Among them are : Palestinian human rights activist, Khalida Jarrar. Journalist Rula Hassanein Walaa Tanaja Rawda Abu Ajmiya 5.Haneen Al-Masaeed (These three were previously released in the captives exchange deal November 2023 before re-abducted shortly after). Nawal Fatiha (Abducted on 21/2/2021. Unjustly sentenced to 8 years in prison.) Aseel Osama Shuhada, University student Tamara Abu Laban,University student Yasmin Abdel-Rahman Abu Srour,University student Jenin Amr, University student Shaimaa Rawajbeh, University student Zeina Majd Barbar, University student Wafa Nimr, University student Saja Zuhair al-Muadi,University student Amal Shujaiya, University student Baraa Hatem Hafez Fuqaha, Lana Fawalha Baraa Hatem Fuqaha Khitam Arif Hassan Habaybeh, Palestinian teacher, Murjana Hreash, Palestinian mother, Dalal Al-Arouri, Fatima Al-Arouri (They both are the sisters of the leader of the Hamas movement, the martyr Saleh Al-Arouri) 22.Alaa Al-Arouri (the daughter of Fatima Al-Arouri) Journalist Bushra al-Tawil Palestinian writer and author Israa Al-Aboushi Writer Israa Lafi Margaret Al-Rai Dr. Zahra Khadra Abeer Baara The cub Firas Al-Maqdisi, 18, The child Rose Yousef Mohammed Khweis (17 years old) Tahrir Badran Aseel Eid Issam Abu Diab Thaer Abu Sarah Fahmi Faroukh Mahmoud Aliwat Nahil Masalma. Latifa Mshasha, Aya Ramadan Shaima Ramadan, The two sisterS students at An-Najah and Al-Quds Open Universities. The captive medical student, Duha Azzam Al-Wahsh, Dunya Ishtia, a student at the Faculty of Sharia at An-Najah University, Educator at Birzeit university, Hadeel Hijaz Abla Sa'adat ( She is the wife of imprisoned leader Ahmad Saadat,) Dania Hanatsheh (She was previously released in a captive exchange deal in November 2023 before the vile zionist terrorists re-abducted her again shortly after). Rasha Hijjawi Salah Hijawi, released in the November 2023 captive exchange deal, she was re-abducted and thrown under the so-called administrative detention without trial or charge, Nidal Salah, a mother of three and a lawyer, is the wife of captive Muhammad Al-Zoghaibi, who has been detained since 6/5/2023 without trial or charge. Maysar Faqih, a 60-year-old leader of the Popular Front and Palestinian feminist, was abducted last September and sentenced to the pretense of administrative detention without trial or charge. Alla Jodeh
Israeli troops turning Palestinian homes into military bases after expelling their residents [Original post] For the sixth consecutive day, Israeli occupation forces continue their offensive in the town of Tamun, south of Tubas, turning Palestinian homes into military bases after expelling their residents, demolishing other homes, and razing the infrastructure. #WestBank [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Jenin : the Israeli D9 demolished the house of the martyr Ali Turkman's family on the heads of its residents [Original post] Demolition Above, Fear Below The occupation demolishes the house of the martyr Ali Turkman's family on the heads of its residents and prevents them from leaving their home during the demolition. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 08/02/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Homes, Caterpillar D9, Raid, Palestine Voices, Wounded, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Retaliation] [Found by: TVFreePalestine] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Journalist Fadi Al-Wahidi and his motherpreparing to leave Gaza for treatment [Original post] The moment injured journalist Fadi Al-Whidi was finally medically evacuated for treatment outside of Gaza today. Source: hussien_khreis (IG) [Tags: Journalism, Road to Recovery] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, @hussien_khreis | حسين أبو خريس] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On October 9, in the afternoon, the IDF carried out three separate attacks targeting different journalist teams during their live coverage of the Israeli assault on North Gaza. Abu Sharkh area: Mohammed Al-Tanani murdered & Tamer Lubbad injured Palestinian photojournalist Mohammed Al-Tanani was killed by Israeli snipers while reporting on the Israeli ground invasion of the Jabalia camp. His colleague Tamer Lubbad, also a correspondent for Al-Aqsa TV, was injured. On the same day, the IDF completely closed off all access to and from Jabalia and fired at anyone attempting to leave. Journalists documenting the scenes started referring to the Abu Sharkh roundabout as the "Death Intersection/Roundabout." Al-Tanani’s body was retrieved despite Israeli occupation forces targeting the rescue teams. Palestinian Red Crescent crews transported the casualties to Al-Ahli Hospital. The moment Al-Aqsa TV cameraman Mohammed Al-Tanani was targeted. Video by Yahya Alfarra on Instagram Journalist Emad Ghaboun (@EmadGhaboun) tribute : The body of the martyr , fellow journalist Muhammad al-Tanani, after fulfilling his media duty, was assassinated today by the occupying forces. Your work as a journalist in Gaza means you could be killed by the occupation at any time. Al-Saftawi: Fadi Al-Wahidi injured and paralyzed Al-Jazeera photojournalist Fadi Al-Wahidi was shot in the neck by an Israeli dronewho chased him and colleagues while they were fleeing the area near Osama Bin Zaid School. The injury made him paraplegic as confirmed by his firend and colleague Anas Al-Sharif "Today, I stand next to Fadi while he is in a coma, after he had been standing in front of me and surrounding me from all sides, so that the picture was conveyed with the utmost professionalism. Today, unfortunately, doctors informed us that Fadi has become permanently paralyzed." Testimony of journalist Islam Badr rushing to evacuate Fadi: "Those were difficult moments. We were in an area that was not sbuject to evacuation orders and far from clashes, wearing our press attire. However, Israelis shot at us directly, twice, to ensure we were hit and unfortunately, they succeeded. The army didn’t stop firing even after Fadi fell. I went back to get him, and unfortunately, he was unconscious."* Islam shared more details in his report Anas al-Sharif and Hossam Shabat, who were also on the scene testified that the group of journalists worked in a safe place, far from any dangerous places and clashes when they were targeted. Hossam Shabat " I took this photo of Fadi moments before he was shot and he was directly targeted. He told me not to take risks and not to advance into the dangerous zone, but Fadi was targeted in the zone which was a thousand meters from danger. It is clear from this that the attacks were aimed at journalists." Testimony of Anas Al-Sharif (Al Jazeera Corespondant) "The doctor told me a short while ago that my brother and beloved Fadi Al-Wahidi's health condition is very serious and he needs urgent surgery. The X-ray image that was just taken showed a rupture in the cervical vertebrae of the spine… …and the operation may also result in hemiplegia that may affect our colleague Fadi, God forbid. Praying for Fadi's safety and recovery. There is no power nor strength save with Allah" Journalist Omar Al-Balaawi murdered at home by a drone Later in the day, Palestinian journalist and English teacher Omar Al-Balaawi was killed by drone fire while he was at the window of his home on Al-Jalaa Street, Gaza City. His last social media post reads: "We will remain steadfast, we will not leave except to heaven #North Gaza." Updates on Fadi Al-Wahidi's conditions: On October 11, Fadi awoke from his coma, but Israel would continue denying global appeals to allow him to leave the Gaza Strip for medical treatment. In protest his mother afflicted with cancer entered a hunger strike on November 16, 2024, and suffered health complications shortly after. Fadi continued sharing desperate appeals until, after 122 days Israel finally allowed him to leave Gaza for treatment on February 8, 2025, three weeks into the ceasefire
The aftermath of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the home of the freed Palestinian prisoner, Fakhri Barghouthi [Original post] The aftermath of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the home of the freed Palestinian prisoner, Fakhri Barghouthi, in the village of Kaubar, north of Ramallah, last night. According to local sources, the occupation forces assaulted Barghouthi, threatening him not to organize any welcoming ceremony for his son Shadi, who is set to be freed today as part of the fifth batch of the prisoner exchange deal. [Tags: Homes, Home Invasion, Terror, Human Dignity, Retaliation, Ceasefire violation] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Kaubar] [Archivist Notes] On January 19, at the end of the evening, the Israeli released the Palestinian captives from the West Bank as part of the ceasefire agreement finally began. Most of these individuals have not been charged or tried : activists, lawyers, doctors, teachers, mothers and students are detained under the pretense administrative detention, while the journalists are held on the dubious charge of incitement. Palestinian detainees were released from Ofer prison hours after Israeli captives were released from Gaza. Israel delayed the release to prevent celebrations, but the people remained undeterred. A total of 90 Palestinian detainees were freed, and buses have arrived in Beitunia, Ramallah, where they are being welcomed as part of the exchange deal. Due to the delay in the release of 90 Palestinian hostages (including 20 children), intense clashes erupted at Beitunia’s Schools Roundabout. Israeli forces stormed the families' waiting area, using rubber-coated bullets and tear gas to prevent celebrations. At least 7 injuries have been reported as families awaited their loved ones near Ofer Prison. The delay is believed to be caused by the absence of one female prisoner from the agreed-upon list. Khalida Jarrar , the Palestinian political prisoner, just got out of solitary confinement. Jarrar’s father, daughter and nephew all died while she was prison, and Israeli Security forces prevented her from attending any of their funerals. All the Jerusalemite prisoners arrived at their homes accompanied by the occupation police , with soldiers and special forces around their homes : Freed Zeina Barbar arrives at her family home, but Zionist thugs continue to surround the captives' homes, enforcing harsh conditions and preventing any moment of joy or celebration. The child Rose Khweis arrives at her family home, escorted by her father, as Zionist thugs continue to enforce restrictions outside. The child captive Fahmi Faroukh arrived at his family home. According to The Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem the released prisoners are : Nawal Fteiha, sentenced to 8 years in prison, Abla Sa’adat, 69 years old "administrative detention", Tamara Abu Laban, sentenced to one year in prison, Tahrir Jaber "administrative detention", female prisoners under arrest: Zeina Barbar, Latifa Msha'sha', Aseel Eid. Adam Al-Hadra, sentenced to 34 months in prison, Thaer Abu Sarah, Mahmoud Aleiwat, Fahmi Farroukh, Qasem Ja'afra, Firas Al-Maqdisi, Issam Abu Diab. The liberated Palestinian young women from Birzeit University students , from left: media students Amal Shujaiya, Shatha Jaraba, a Biology and Biochemistry major, and Wafa Nimr, raise the victory sign from inside the buses at the moment of their liberation Palestinian mother, Murjana Mohammed Mustafa Hreash , mother of Nasser (5 years old) and Mohammed (3), is freed after being abducted on March 10, 2024. Inhuman conditions imposed by Israel Families were forced to sign unfair conditions, including not showing joy at the release of their children. To protect their loved ones, they are avoiding media contact to prevent interference with their release or potential re-abduction. All Jerusalemite captives have returned home, escorted by Israeli intelligence, with soldiers and special units stationed around their residences. Families were also required to limit household gatherings to immediate family only. List of the released : The first list of captives scheduled for release on today, 19/1/2025, includes 90 female captives and children. Among them are : Palestinian human rights activist, Khalida Jarrar. Journalist Rula Hassanein Walaa Tanaja Rawda Abu Ajmiya 5.Haneen Al-Masaeed (These three were previously released in the captives exchange deal November 2023 before re-abducted shortly after). Nawal Fatiha (Abducted on 21/2/2021. Unjustly sentenced to 8 years in prison.) Aseel Osama Shuhada, University student Tamara Abu Laban,University student Yasmin Abdel-Rahman Abu Srour,University student Jenin Amr, University student Shaimaa Rawajbeh, University student Zeina Majd Barbar, University student Wafa Nimr, University student Saja Zuhair al-Muadi,University student Amal Shujaiya, University student Baraa Hatem Hafez Fuqaha, Lana Fawalha Baraa Hatem Fuqaha Khitam Arif Hassan Habaybeh, Palestinian teacher, Murjana Hreash, Palestinian mother, Dalal Al-Arouri, Fatima Al-Arouri (They both are the sisters of the leader of the Hamas movement, the martyr Saleh Al-Arouri) 22.Alaa Al-Arouri (the daughter of Fatima Al-Arouri) Journalist Bushra al-Tawil Palestinian writer and author Israa Al-Aboushi Writer Israa Lafi Margaret Al-Rai Dr. Zahra Khadra Abeer Baara The cub Firas Al-Maqdisi, 18, The child Rose Yousef Mohammed Khweis (17 years old) Tahrir Badran Aseel Eid Issam Abu Diab Thaer Abu Sarah Fahmi Faroukh Mahmoud Aliwat Nahil Masalma. Latifa Mshasha, Aya Ramadan Shaima Ramadan, The two sisterS students at An-Najah and Al-Quds Open Universities. The captive medical student, Duha Azzam Al-Wahsh, Dunya Ishtia, a student at the Faculty of Sharia at An-Najah University, Educator at Birzeit university, Hadeel Hijaz Abla Sa'adat ( She is the wife of imprisoned leader Ahmad Saadat,) Dania Hanatsheh (She was previously released in a captive exchange deal in November 2023 before the vile zionist terrorists re-abducted her again shortly after). Rasha Hijjawi Salah Hijawi, released in the November 2023 captive exchange deal, she was re-abducted and thrown under the so-called administrative detention without trial or charge, Nidal Salah, a mother of three and a lawyer, is the wife of captive Muhammad Al-Zoghaibi, who has been detained since 6/5/2023 without trial or charge. Maysar Faqih, a 60-year-old leader of the Popular Front and Palestinian feminist, was abducted last September and sentenced to the pretense of administrative detention without trial or charge. Alla Jodeh
The Israeli army forces Palestinians to leave their neighborhoods in Al-Fara RC [Original post] The Israeli occupation army forces Palestinians to leave their neighborhoods in Al-Fara refugee camp in Tubas during their ongoing invasion of the camp for the sixth consecutive day. [Tags: Raid, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
A Palestinian family expelled from its home turned it into a military base by Israeli in Tulkarm [Original post] The moment the Israeli occupation forces expelled civilian residents including children from a house in the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm and turned it into a military base. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Home Theft, Living conditions, Terror, Families] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] On January 27 , Israeli forces extended their "Iron Wall" operation in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps, besieging them after special forces infiltrated the Rabaya neighborhood within the camp. Snipers were deployed on the rooftops of several houses and buildings at the entrances to the camp and its surroundings. The ongoing aggression caused significant damage to infrastructure, including water, internet, and electricity networks, as well as to citizens' properties, including vehicles and commercial shops. Two Palestinians were killed and four others were injured in an Israeli drone shelling that targeted a vehicle at the entrance to the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarem. Israeli snipers, positioned in a building in the western neighborhood, opened heavy fire and struck the transformer, resulting in a power outage. Bulldozers and D9 destroyed the area surrounding Jamal Abdel-Nasser Roundabout in the heart of the city, along with the main water network. The demolition also extended to sidewalks and entrances to businesses in the area. Their D9 destroyed several vehicles parked along the sidewalks. They besieged the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital with Israeli military vehicles, and operated a lot of destruction (vehicle, tree, street, entrance. They prevented ambulances to join the hospital. They besieged the Al-Israa Specialized Hospital. They demolished and damaged infrastructure in the Al-Muqataa neighborhood at the western entrance to the Tulkarem refugee camp The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that its crews transported a 24-year-old man who was shot in the foot by live ammunition in Tulkarem. According to PRCS, Israeli forces stopped the ambulance, detained the medical team and forced them to take the injured young man to the military checkpoint west of the city. The injury of the young man brought the total number of Palestinians injured in Israel’s onslaught on Tulkarem today to six. Earlier this evening, a young man was also shot and injured in the thigh by Israeli forces' gunfire in the Tulkarem refugee camp. The Israeli forces raided also Shuwaika suburb north of the city, the town of Anabta to the east, and Faroun to the south, and deployed vehicles and foot patrols in various streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles. Names of the martyrs : Ihab Muhammad Atwi Ramez Bassam Damir On January 28 , the Israeli assault of the both camps intensifies, with displacement order, pressure on healthcare, snipers on rooftop. Testominy "My aunts told me there are Israeli Genocide Army snipers scattered on rooftops all over Tulkarm. No one is leaving their home. Schools are cancelled. Tulkarm refugee camp was ordered evacuated and families are staying in local masajid. A pregnant woman in labor was turned back..." 3 injured were reported wounded by Israeli live bullets or shrapnels : A young Palestinian man was injured young man in the face by Israeli gunfire in eastern neighborhood. Despite the injury, Israeli forces obstructed PRCS from transporting him freely to the Thabet Thabet Government Hospital hospital holding them along with the casualty in front of a military checkpoint, west of the city, before detaining him despite he was in serious condition. A child was injured after being hit by Israeli army gunfire in the chest. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital in serious condition. A female journalist was injured by bullet shrapnel in the hand after the occupation soldiers opened live gunfire at journalists as the latter were covering the events in the city. On January 29 Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of martyr Tamer Fuqaha in Shuwaika, north of Tulkarm. A large military force, including a D10 bulldozer, stormed the area, deployed snipers, and carried out the demolition. Fuqaha’s family had been notified in November 2024 and given 72 hours to object. He was killed on May 4, 2024, after being accused of a shooting in November 2023 that killed an Israeli soldier. The demolition comes as part of an ongoing Israeli assault on Tulkarm, now in its third day, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread destruction.Israeli forces have intensified their operations in Tulkarem camp, imposing a complete blockade, deploying foot patrols, and forcing residents to leave their homes. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli occupation forces storm a Red Crescent ambulance center in Tulkarm and conduct searches at the center in the occupied West Bank. On the week end of February 2–3, 2025 Israeli occupation forces have besieged Tulkarm and its camp for the eighth consecutive day. More military vehicles and infantry patrols have been deployed. On 3 february, At dawn, Israeli forces raided homes in Ezbet al-Tayah, south of Tulkarm, detaining five young men, including two brothers. Homes in the camp were raided, residents expelled, and buildings turned into military outposts for snipers. Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital and Israa Specialized Hospital remain under siege.Ambulances and medical crews are obstructed, searched, and interrogated. Red Crescent headquarters in central Tulkarm was raided and closed.Humanitarian workers were attacked and detained while evacuating elderly civilians. Homes and businesses were vandalized, looted, and destroyed. Vegetable stalls in the central market were crushed by military vehicles. Bulldozers caused widespread destruction, leading to a collapse of water, electricity, and communication services. Humanitarian Crisis Severe shortages of food, medical supplies, drinking water, and baby formula. The elderly, sick, women, and children are particularly affected. A Red Crescent team rescued an elderly man trapped for seven days without food or water. Sniper Attacks : Israeli forces stationed in seized buildings fired at civilians, injuring a 40-year-old man. Threats and hindrances: Threatening leaflets were distributed in the hospitals' emergency areas, and Israeli forces hindered ambulance operations, conducting body searches and identity checks on staff and patients. Targeting and damage: Snipers have been positioned inside homes, targeting residents with direct gunfire, while significant damage has been done to the camp's infrastructure and both public and private properties. A 70-year-old man was shot in the feet by Israeli forces in the Tulkarem refugee camp on Wednesday evening. PRCS teams responded to the medical emergency and transported the injured man to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital. The injured man was detained by Israeli forces while being transported by medical staff. A 54-year-old man sustained head injuries from shrapnel. A 52-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. A child was severely injured by a live bullet to the chest in the western neighborhood of Tulkarem city and was transferred to hospitals in Nablus for further treatment. He has been identified as 11-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab. He remains in very critical condition during one week and finaly died on February 7. The status report on February 12 The Israeli aggression on Tulkarm city and its camp has continued for the 17th consecutive day, with the fourth day of aggression in the Nour Shams camp. The siege on Tulkarm and Nour Shams camp continues, with forced displacement of residents, house raids, and arrests. The Israeli forces sent more military reinforcements to the area, including infantry deployed across neighborhoods, and the use of live ammunition and reconnaissance aircraft. -Israeli forces raided the "new" Othman bin Affan Mosque in Tulkarm city, arresting displaced citizens. They also arrested Bader Hakam Hijazi from his home and two women (Ruba Al-Saed and Sireen Saidi) in early morning raids. A young man was injured by gunfire in Kafr Al-Labad, east of Tulkarm. The occupation forces are still imposing a siege on the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm, particularly near the camp. Three buildings are being used as military barracks and sniper positions, preventing citizens from leaving their homes. Residents in the besieged area have called for urgent action from organizations like the Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide food, health services, and facilitate movement. A house belonging to the al-Awfi family was burned.Additional homes around the camp were seized and turned into military barracks and sniper positions. The Jabara Bridge at the southern entrance to Tulkarm has been closed for the fifth consecutive day, separating the city from the villages of Al-Kafriyat. Mass Displacement in Nour Shams Camp: There has been a new wave of displacement in Nour Shams camp, with dozens of families being forced out under threat and intimidation, amid live ammunition fire and explosions. Israeli forces raided homes, destroyed their contents, and arrested residents. Bulldozers have destroyed infrastructure in several neighborhoods of Nour Shams camp, including Jabal al-Nasr, al-Salihin, al-Manshiya, and al-Maslakh, as well as Nablus Street. Three homes were blown up. Burning and Seizing of Properties: Humanitarian Crisis: Residents unable to leave their homes on the outskirts of the camp have appealed for food, water, medicine, and baby milk, as basic services like water, electricity, and communications have been cut off due to destruction of infrastructure. On February 18, the 23rd Day of Tulkarm Invasion Israeli forces attacked and targeted Palestinians with smoke bombs as they tried to recover their belongings from their homes threatened with demolition orders in Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank. They starting demolishing 16 Palestinian residential buildings under the pretext of expanding streets, amid the ongoing assault on the camp. At this date, at least 12 Palestinians have been killed since January. Local sources stated that the Israeli forces have forced more than 10,000 Palestinians, nearly 80% of the camp’s population, to be displaced forcibly to towns and villages in the Tulkarem Governorate.
Destruction of the school buildings in Tulkarm camp during the ongoing Israeli military aggression [Original post] 🔴Footage showing the destruction of the school buildings in Tulkarm camp during the ongoing Israeli military aggression. [Tags: Schools, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Educide] [Found by: Shameen Suleman] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] On January 27 , Israeli forces extended their "Iron Wall" operation in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps, besieging them after special forces infiltrated the Rabaya neighborhood within the camp. Snipers were deployed on the rooftops of several houses and buildings at the entrances to the camp and its surroundings. The ongoing aggression caused significant damage to infrastructure, including water, internet, and electricity networks, as well as to citizens' properties, including vehicles and commercial shops. Two Palestinians were killed and four others were injured in an Israeli drone shelling that targeted a vehicle at the entrance to the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarem. Israeli snipers, positioned in a building in the western neighborhood, opened heavy fire and struck the transformer, resulting in a power outage. Bulldozers and D9 destroyed the area surrounding Jamal Abdel-Nasser Roundabout in the heart of the city, along with the main water network. The demolition also extended to sidewalks and entrances to businesses in the area. Their D9 destroyed several vehicles parked along the sidewalks. They besieged the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital with Israeli military vehicles, and operated a lot of destruction (vehicle, tree, street, entrance. They prevented ambulances to join the hospital. They besieged the Al-Israa Specialized Hospital. They demolished and damaged infrastructure in the Al-Muqataa neighborhood at the western entrance to the Tulkarem refugee camp The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that its crews transported a 24-year-old man who was shot in the foot by live ammunition in Tulkarem. According to PRCS, Israeli forces stopped the ambulance, detained the medical team and forced them to take the injured young man to the military checkpoint west of the city. The injury of the young man brought the total number of Palestinians injured in Israel’s onslaught on Tulkarem today to six. Earlier this evening, a young man was also shot and injured in the thigh by Israeli forces' gunfire in the Tulkarem refugee camp. The Israeli forces raided also Shuwaika suburb north of the city, the town of Anabta to the east, and Faroun to the south, and deployed vehicles and foot patrols in various streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles. Names of the martyrs : Ihab Muhammad Atwi Ramez Bassam Damir On January 28 , the Israeli assault of the both camps intensifies, with displacement order, pressure on healthcare, snipers on rooftop. Testominy "My aunts told me there are Israeli Genocide Army snipers scattered on rooftops all over Tulkarm. No one is leaving their home. Schools are cancelled. Tulkarm refugee camp was ordered evacuated and families are staying in local masajid. A pregnant woman in labor was turned back..." 3 injured were reported wounded by Israeli live bullets or shrapnels : A young Palestinian man was injured young man in the face by Israeli gunfire in eastern neighborhood. Despite the injury, Israeli forces obstructed PRCS from transporting him freely to the Thabet Thabet Government Hospital hospital holding them along with the casualty in front of a military checkpoint, west of the city, before detaining him despite he was in serious condition. A child was injured after being hit by Israeli army gunfire in the chest. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital in serious condition. A female journalist was injured by bullet shrapnel in the hand after the occupation soldiers opened live gunfire at journalists as the latter were covering the events in the city. On January 29 Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of martyr Tamer Fuqaha in Shuwaika, north of Tulkarm. A large military force, including a D10 bulldozer, stormed the area, deployed snipers, and carried out the demolition. Fuqaha’s family had been notified in November 2024 and given 72 hours to object. He was killed on May 4, 2024, after being accused of a shooting in November 2023 that killed an Israeli soldier. The demolition comes as part of an ongoing Israeli assault on Tulkarm, now in its third day, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread destruction.Israeli forces have intensified their operations in Tulkarem camp, imposing a complete blockade, deploying foot patrols, and forcing residents to leave their homes. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli occupation forces storm a Red Crescent ambulance center in Tulkarm and conduct searches at the center in the occupied West Bank. On the week end of February 2–3, 2025 Israeli occupation forces have besieged Tulkarm and its camp for the eighth consecutive day. More military vehicles and infantry patrols have been deployed. On 3 february, At dawn, Israeli forces raided homes in Ezbet al-Tayah, south of Tulkarm, detaining five young men, including two brothers. Homes in the camp were raided, residents expelled, and buildings turned into military outposts for snipers. Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital and Israa Specialized Hospital remain under siege.Ambulances and medical crews are obstructed, searched, and interrogated. Red Crescent headquarters in central Tulkarm was raided and closed.Humanitarian workers were attacked and detained while evacuating elderly civilians. Homes and businesses were vandalized, looted, and destroyed. Vegetable stalls in the central market were crushed by military vehicles. Bulldozers caused widespread destruction, leading to a collapse of water, electricity, and communication services. Humanitarian Crisis Severe shortages of food, medical supplies, drinking water, and baby formula. The elderly, sick, women, and children are particularly affected. A Red Crescent team rescued an elderly man trapped for seven days without food or water. Sniper Attacks : Israeli forces stationed in seized buildings fired at civilians, injuring a 40-year-old man. Threats and hindrances: Threatening leaflets were distributed in the hospitals' emergency areas, and Israeli forces hindered ambulance operations, conducting body searches and identity checks on staff and patients. Targeting and damage: Snipers have been positioned inside homes, targeting residents with direct gunfire, while significant damage has been done to the camp's infrastructure and both public and private properties. A 70-year-old man was shot in the feet by Israeli forces in the Tulkarem refugee camp on Wednesday evening. PRCS teams responded to the medical emergency and transported the injured man to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital. The injured man was detained by Israeli forces while being transported by medical staff. A 54-year-old man sustained head injuries from shrapnel. A 52-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. A child was severely injured by a live bullet to the chest in the western neighborhood of Tulkarem city and was transferred to hospitals in Nablus for further treatment. He has been identified as 11-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab. He remains in very critical condition during one week and finaly died on February 7. The status report on February 12 The Israeli aggression on Tulkarm city and its camp has continued for the 17th consecutive day, with the fourth day of aggression in the Nour Shams camp. The siege on Tulkarm and Nour Shams camp continues, with forced displacement of residents, house raids, and arrests. The Israeli forces sent more military reinforcements to the area, including infantry deployed across neighborhoods, and the use of live ammunition and reconnaissance aircraft. -Israeli forces raided the "new" Othman bin Affan Mosque in Tulkarm city, arresting displaced citizens. They also arrested Bader Hakam Hijazi from his home and two women (Ruba Al-Saed and Sireen Saidi) in early morning raids. A young man was injured by gunfire in Kafr Al-Labad, east of Tulkarm. The occupation forces are still imposing a siege on the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm, particularly near the camp. Three buildings are being used as military barracks and sniper positions, preventing citizens from leaving their homes. Residents in the besieged area have called for urgent action from organizations like the Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide food, health services, and facilitate movement. A house belonging to the al-Awfi family was burned.Additional homes around the camp were seized and turned into military barracks and sniper positions. The Jabara Bridge at the southern entrance to Tulkarm has been closed for the fifth consecutive day, separating the city from the villages of Al-Kafriyat. Mass Displacement in Nour Shams Camp: There has been a new wave of displacement in Nour Shams camp, with dozens of families being forced out under threat and intimidation, amid live ammunition fire and explosions. Israeli forces raided homes, destroyed their contents, and arrested residents. Bulldozers have destroyed infrastructure in several neighborhoods of Nour Shams camp, including Jabal al-Nasr, al-Salihin, al-Manshiya, and al-Maslakh, as well as Nablus Street. Three homes were blown up. Burning and Seizing of Properties: Humanitarian Crisis: Residents unable to leave their homes on the outskirts of the camp have appealed for food, water, medicine, and baby milk, as basic services like water, electricity, and communications have been cut off due to destruction of infrastructure. On February 18, the 23rd Day of Tulkarm Invasion Israeli forces attacked and targeted Palestinians with smoke bombs as they tried to recover their belongings from their homes threatened with demolition orders in Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank. They starting demolishing 16 Palestinian residential buildings under the pretext of expanding streets, amid the ongoing assault on the camp. At this date, at least 12 Palestinians have been killed since January. Local sources stated that the Israeli forces have forced more than 10,000 Palestinians, nearly 80% of the camp’s population, to be displaced forcibly to towns and villages in the Tulkarem Governorate.
Grandfather on the murder of child Saddam Hussein Rajab by the IDF [Original post] Seven-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab was shot by Israeli forces while at his grandfather's house in Tulkarm camp on January 28, 2025. His father recounts the moment his son was critically wounded, as he was caught in the crosshairs of occupation violence. After days of struggling for his life, Saddam succumbed to his injuries today on February 7, 2025, leaving behind a shattered family. Source: hatemhamdan21 (IG) [Tags: Small Arms, Murder, Palestine Voices, Children] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, Hatem Hamdan] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm] [Archivist Notes] During an IDF raid in Tulkarm, child Saddam Hussein Rajab stood outside of his home for a brief moment standing at the doorstep when, mere seconds later, Israeli troops shot him in the abdomen, leaving him critically wounded. After days of struggling for his life, Saddam succumbed to his injuries on February 7, 2025.
Israeli forces continue their wide-scale offensive in al-Far'a refugee camp [Original post] Israeli occupation forces continue their wide-scale offensive in al-Far'a refugee camp, north of the occupied West Bank, for the sixth day in a row. [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tubas > Al Far'a RC] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli forces continue to storm Al-Fara RC for the fith consecutive day [Original post] Israeli occupation forces continue their aggression in the Fara refugee camp south of Tubas in the West Bank for the fifth consecutive day. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli forces invaded the home and re-arrested freed Palestinian prisoner Auda after abusing him [Original post] The aftermath of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the house of freed prisoner Samer Auda during their ongoing invasion of the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. According to local sources, the Israeli occupation forces re-arrested freed Palestinian prisoner Auda after abusing him. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Arrest, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Unlawful detention, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli forces’ raid on the house of freed prisoner Samer Auda during their ongoing invasion of the town of Tamoun [Original post] The aftermath of the Israeli occupation forces’ raid on the house of freed prisoner Samer Auda during their ongoing invasion of the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. According to local sources, the Israeli occupation forces re-arrested freed Palestinian prisoner Auda after abusing him. [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Arrest, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Unlawful detention, Terror, Human Dignity, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli invasion of Jenin camp for the 18th consecutive day [Original post] Jenin Faces 18 Days of Invasion For the eighteenth consecutive day, the occupation army continues to invade Jenin camp, demolish and burn homes, arrest citizens, force civilians to flee their homes at gunpoint, and obstruct the movement of citizens throughout the governorate. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 07/02/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Threat, Arson, Caterpillar D9, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Israeli soldiers detain a Palestinian family near Al-Hamama roundabout during their invasion of Jenin [Original post] Israeli occupation forces detain a Palestinian family near Al-Hamama roundabout during their ongoing Israeli invasion of Jenin in the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Humiliation, Raid, Forced Displacement, Arrest, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Families, Siege, Checkpoints] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Israeli troops prevent journalists covering events in Jenin [Original post] ❗️Israeli occupation forces stationed in Jenin Camp are asking journalists to leave the area, preventing them from covering the news. (Occupied West Bank) [Tags: Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Freedom of expression] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Last farewell to child Saddam Rajab killed by Israeli troops in Jenin [Original post] Palestinians bid farewell to child Saddam Rajab, who has succumbed to the wounds he sustained during an Israeli raid on Tulkarm, the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Mourning] [Found by: Wafiya Abdulhadi | وفية عبد الهادي] [Archivist Notes] During an IDF raid in Tulkarm, child Saddam Hussein Rajab stood outside of his home for a brief moment standing at the doorstep when, mere seconds later, Israeli troops shot him in the abdomen, leaving him critically wounded. After days of struggling for his life, Saddam succumbed to his injuries on February 7, 2025.
Massive destruction of infrastructure and streets caused by Israeli forces in Al-Fara [Original post] Part of the destruction made by the Israeli Occupation in the infrastructure of Al-Fareaa refugee camp, south of Tubas. [Tags: Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tubas > Al Far'a RC] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Massive destruction of infrastructure and streets caused by Israeli forces in Al-Fara [Original post] Footage captures the massive destruction of infrastructure and streets caused by Israeli occupation forces during their ongoing aggression in Al-Fara refugee camp, south of Tubas in the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Terror, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: @DmodosCutter] [Location: West Bank > Tubas > Al Far'a RC] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Testimony of a Palestinian woman under siege, restrictions and force displacement order in Tulkarm [Original post] The residents of Tulkarm refugee camp are living today a hardship similar to what their ancestors went through, as they face harsh conditions of siege and restrictions. This renewed suffering confirms the ongoing cycle of displacement and injustice that the camp's residents continue to endure. [Tags: Raid, Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Families, Siege] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] On January 27 , Israeli forces extended their "Iron Wall" operation in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps, besieging them after special forces infiltrated the Rabaya neighborhood within the camp. Snipers were deployed on the rooftops of several houses and buildings at the entrances to the camp and its surroundings. The ongoing aggression caused significant damage to infrastructure, including water, internet, and electricity networks, as well as to citizens' properties, including vehicles and commercial shops. Two Palestinians were killed and four others were injured in an Israeli drone shelling that targeted a vehicle at the entrance to the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarem. Israeli snipers, positioned in a building in the western neighborhood, opened heavy fire and struck the transformer, resulting in a power outage. Bulldozers and D9 destroyed the area surrounding Jamal Abdel-Nasser Roundabout in the heart of the city, along with the main water network. The demolition also extended to sidewalks and entrances to businesses in the area. Their D9 destroyed several vehicles parked along the sidewalks. They besieged the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital with Israeli military vehicles, and operated a lot of destruction (vehicle, tree, street, entrance. They prevented ambulances to join the hospital. They besieged the Al-Israa Specialized Hospital. They demolished and damaged infrastructure in the Al-Muqataa neighborhood at the western entrance to the Tulkarem refugee camp The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that its crews transported a 24-year-old man who was shot in the foot by live ammunition in Tulkarem. According to PRCS, Israeli forces stopped the ambulance, detained the medical team and forced them to take the injured young man to the military checkpoint west of the city. The injury of the young man brought the total number of Palestinians injured in Israel’s onslaught on Tulkarem today to six. Earlier this evening, a young man was also shot and injured in the thigh by Israeli forces' gunfire in the Tulkarem refugee camp. The Israeli forces raided also Shuwaika suburb north of the city, the town of Anabta to the east, and Faroun to the south, and deployed vehicles and foot patrols in various streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles. Names of the martyrs : Ihab Muhammad Atwi Ramez Bassam Damir On January 28 , the Israeli assault of the both camps intensifies, with displacement order, pressure on healthcare, snipers on rooftop. Testominy "My aunts told me there are Israeli Genocide Army snipers scattered on rooftops all over Tulkarm. No one is leaving their home. Schools are cancelled. Tulkarm refugee camp was ordered evacuated and families are staying in local masajid. A pregnant woman in labor was turned back..." 3 injured were reported wounded by Israeli live bullets or shrapnels : A young Palestinian man was injured young man in the face by Israeli gunfire in eastern neighborhood. Despite the injury, Israeli forces obstructed PRCS from transporting him freely to the Thabet Thabet Government Hospital hospital holding them along with the casualty in front of a military checkpoint, west of the city, before detaining him despite he was in serious condition. A child was injured after being hit by Israeli army gunfire in the chest. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital in serious condition. A female journalist was injured by bullet shrapnel in the hand after the occupation soldiers opened live gunfire at journalists as the latter were covering the events in the city. On January 29 Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of martyr Tamer Fuqaha in Shuwaika, north of Tulkarm. A large military force, including a D10 bulldozer, stormed the area, deployed snipers, and carried out the demolition. Fuqaha’s family had been notified in November 2024 and given 72 hours to object. He was killed on May 4, 2024, after being accused of a shooting in November 2023 that killed an Israeli soldier. The demolition comes as part of an ongoing Israeli assault on Tulkarm, now in its third day, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread destruction.Israeli forces have intensified their operations in Tulkarem camp, imposing a complete blockade, deploying foot patrols, and forcing residents to leave their homes. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli occupation forces storm a Red Crescent ambulance center in Tulkarm and conduct searches at the center in the occupied West Bank. On the week end of February 2–3, 2025 Israeli occupation forces have besieged Tulkarm and its camp for the eighth consecutive day. More military vehicles and infantry patrols have been deployed. On 3 february, At dawn, Israeli forces raided homes in Ezbet al-Tayah, south of Tulkarm, detaining five young men, including two brothers. Homes in the camp were raided, residents expelled, and buildings turned into military outposts for snipers. Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital and Israa Specialized Hospital remain under siege.Ambulances and medical crews are obstructed, searched, and interrogated. Red Crescent headquarters in central Tulkarm was raided and closed.Humanitarian workers were attacked and detained while evacuating elderly civilians. Homes and businesses were vandalized, looted, and destroyed. Vegetable stalls in the central market were crushed by military vehicles. Bulldozers caused widespread destruction, leading to a collapse of water, electricity, and communication services. Humanitarian Crisis Severe shortages of food, medical supplies, drinking water, and baby formula. The elderly, sick, women, and children are particularly affected. A Red Crescent team rescued an elderly man trapped for seven days without food or water. Sniper Attacks : Israeli forces stationed in seized buildings fired at civilians, injuring a 40-year-old man. Threats and hindrances: Threatening leaflets were distributed in the hospitals' emergency areas, and Israeli forces hindered ambulance operations, conducting body searches and identity checks on staff and patients. Targeting and damage: Snipers have been positioned inside homes, targeting residents with direct gunfire, while significant damage has been done to the camp's infrastructure and both public and private properties. A 70-year-old man was shot in the feet by Israeli forces in the Tulkarem refugee camp on Wednesday evening. PRCS teams responded to the medical emergency and transported the injured man to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital. The injured man was detained by Israeli forces while being transported by medical staff. A 54-year-old man sustained head injuries from shrapnel. A 52-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. A child was severely injured by a live bullet to the chest in the western neighborhood of Tulkarem city and was transferred to hospitals in Nablus for further treatment. He has been identified as 11-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab. He remains in very critical condition during one week and finaly died on February 7. The status report on February 12 The Israeli aggression on Tulkarm city and its camp has continued for the 17th consecutive day, with the fourth day of aggression in the Nour Shams camp. The siege on Tulkarm and Nour Shams camp continues, with forced displacement of residents, house raids, and arrests. The Israeli forces sent more military reinforcements to the area, including infantry deployed across neighborhoods, and the use of live ammunition and reconnaissance aircraft. -Israeli forces raided the "new" Othman bin Affan Mosque in Tulkarm city, arresting displaced citizens. They also arrested Bader Hakam Hijazi from his home and two women (Ruba Al-Saed and Sireen Saidi) in early morning raids. A young man was injured by gunfire in Kafr Al-Labad, east of Tulkarm. The occupation forces are still imposing a siege on the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm, particularly near the camp. Three buildings are being used as military barracks and sniper positions, preventing citizens from leaving their homes. Residents in the besieged area have called for urgent action from organizations like the Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide food, health services, and facilitate movement. A house belonging to the al-Awfi family was burned.Additional homes around the camp were seized and turned into military barracks and sniper positions. The Jabara Bridge at the southern entrance to Tulkarm has been closed for the fifth consecutive day, separating the city from the villages of Al-Kafriyat. Mass Displacement in Nour Shams Camp: There has been a new wave of displacement in Nour Shams camp, with dozens of families being forced out under threat and intimidation, amid live ammunition fire and explosions. Israeli forces raided homes, destroyed their contents, and arrested residents. Bulldozers have destroyed infrastructure in several neighborhoods of Nour Shams camp, including Jabal al-Nasr, al-Salihin, al-Manshiya, and al-Maslakh, as well as Nablus Street. Three homes were blown up. Burning and Seizing of Properties: Humanitarian Crisis: Residents unable to leave their homes on the outskirts of the camp have appealed for food, water, medicine, and baby milk, as basic services like water, electricity, and communications have been cut off due to destruction of infrastructure. On February 18, the 23rd Day of Tulkarm Invasion Israeli forces attacked and targeted Palestinians with smoke bombs as they tried to recover their belongings from their homes threatened with demolition orders in Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank. They starting demolishing 16 Palestinian residential buildings under the pretext of expanding streets, amid the ongoing assault on the camp. At this date, at least 12 Palestinians have been killed since January. Local sources stated that the Israeli forces have forced more than 10,000 Palestinians, nearly 80% of the camp’s population, to be displaced forcibly to towns and villages in the Tulkarem Governorate.
The suffering of the Palestinian displaced from Tulkarm camp by Israeli army [Original post] 🔴The suffering of the displaced from Tulkarm camp in the West Bank, with the continuation of the extensive israeli occupation aggression. [Tags: Raid, Palestine Voices, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Exposure to cold] [Found by: Shameen Suleman] [Location: West Bank > Tulkarm > Nur Shams] [Archivist Notes] On January 27 , Israeli forces extended their "Iron Wall" operation in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps, besieging them after special forces infiltrated the Rabaya neighborhood within the camp. Snipers were deployed on the rooftops of several houses and buildings at the entrances to the camp and its surroundings. The ongoing aggression caused significant damage to infrastructure, including water, internet, and electricity networks, as well as to citizens' properties, including vehicles and commercial shops. Two Palestinians were killed and four others were injured in an Israeli drone shelling that targeted a vehicle at the entrance to the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarem. Israeli snipers, positioned in a building in the western neighborhood, opened heavy fire and struck the transformer, resulting in a power outage. Bulldozers and D9 destroyed the area surrounding Jamal Abdel-Nasser Roundabout in the heart of the city, along with the main water network. The demolition also extended to sidewalks and entrances to businesses in the area. Their D9 destroyed several vehicles parked along the sidewalks. They besieged the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital with Israeli military vehicles, and operated a lot of destruction (vehicle, tree, street, entrance. They prevented ambulances to join the hospital. They besieged the Al-Israa Specialized Hospital. They demolished and damaged infrastructure in the Al-Muqataa neighborhood at the western entrance to the Tulkarem refugee camp The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that its crews transported a 24-year-old man who was shot in the foot by live ammunition in Tulkarem. According to PRCS, Israeli forces stopped the ambulance, detained the medical team and forced them to take the injured young man to the military checkpoint west of the city. The injury of the young man brought the total number of Palestinians injured in Israel’s onslaught on Tulkarem today to six. Earlier this evening, a young man was also shot and injured in the thigh by Israeli forces' gunfire in the Tulkarem refugee camp. The Israeli forces raided also Shuwaika suburb north of the city, the town of Anabta to the east, and Faroun to the south, and deployed vehicles and foot patrols in various streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles. Names of the martyrs : Ihab Muhammad Atwi Ramez Bassam Damir On January 28 , the Israeli assault of the both camps intensifies, with displacement order, pressure on healthcare, snipers on rooftop. Testominy "My aunts told me there are Israeli Genocide Army snipers scattered on rooftops all over Tulkarm. No one is leaving their home. Schools are cancelled. Tulkarm refugee camp was ordered evacuated and families are staying in local masajid. A pregnant woman in labor was turned back..." 3 injured were reported wounded by Israeli live bullets or shrapnels : A young Palestinian man was injured young man in the face by Israeli gunfire in eastern neighborhood. Despite the injury, Israeli forces obstructed PRCS from transporting him freely to the Thabet Thabet Government Hospital hospital holding them along with the casualty in front of a military checkpoint, west of the city, before detaining him despite he was in serious condition. A child was injured after being hit by Israeli army gunfire in the chest. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital in serious condition. A female journalist was injured by bullet shrapnel in the hand after the occupation soldiers opened live gunfire at journalists as the latter were covering the events in the city. On January 29 Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of martyr Tamer Fuqaha in Shuwaika, north of Tulkarm. A large military force, including a D10 bulldozer, stormed the area, deployed snipers, and carried out the demolition. Fuqaha’s family had been notified in November 2024 and given 72 hours to object. He was killed on May 4, 2024, after being accused of a shooting in November 2023 that killed an Israeli soldier. The demolition comes as part of an ongoing Israeli assault on Tulkarm, now in its third day, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread destruction.Israeli forces have intensified their operations in Tulkarem camp, imposing a complete blockade, deploying foot patrols, and forcing residents to leave their homes. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli occupation forces storm a Red Crescent ambulance center in Tulkarm and conduct searches at the center in the occupied West Bank. On the week end of February 2–3, 2025 Israeli occupation forces have besieged Tulkarm and its camp for the eighth consecutive day. More military vehicles and infantry patrols have been deployed. On 3 february, At dawn, Israeli forces raided homes in Ezbet al-Tayah, south of Tulkarm, detaining five young men, including two brothers. Homes in the camp were raided, residents expelled, and buildings turned into military outposts for snipers. Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital and Israa Specialized Hospital remain under siege.Ambulances and medical crews are obstructed, searched, and interrogated. Red Crescent headquarters in central Tulkarm was raided and closed.Humanitarian workers were attacked and detained while evacuating elderly civilians. Homes and businesses were vandalized, looted, and destroyed. Vegetable stalls in the central market were crushed by military vehicles. Bulldozers caused widespread destruction, leading to a collapse of water, electricity, and communication services. Humanitarian Crisis Severe shortages of food, medical supplies, drinking water, and baby formula. The elderly, sick, women, and children are particularly affected. A Red Crescent team rescued an elderly man trapped for seven days without food or water. Sniper Attacks : Israeli forces stationed in seized buildings fired at civilians, injuring a 40-year-old man. Threats and hindrances: Threatening leaflets were distributed in the hospitals' emergency areas, and Israeli forces hindered ambulance operations, conducting body searches and identity checks on staff and patients. Targeting and damage: Snipers have been positioned inside homes, targeting residents with direct gunfire, while significant damage has been done to the camp's infrastructure and both public and private properties. A 70-year-old man was shot in the feet by Israeli forces in the Tulkarem refugee camp on Wednesday evening. PRCS teams responded to the medical emergency and transported the injured man to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital. The injured man was detained by Israeli forces while being transported by medical staff. A 54-year-old man sustained head injuries from shrapnel. A 52-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. A child was severely injured by a live bullet to the chest in the western neighborhood of Tulkarem city and was transferred to hospitals in Nablus for further treatment. He has been identified as 11-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab. He remains in very critical condition during one week and finaly died on February 7. The status report on February 12 The Israeli aggression on Tulkarm city and its camp has continued for the 17th consecutive day, with the fourth day of aggression in the Nour Shams camp. The siege on Tulkarm and Nour Shams camp continues, with forced displacement of residents, house raids, and arrests. The Israeli forces sent more military reinforcements to the area, including infantry deployed across neighborhoods, and the use of live ammunition and reconnaissance aircraft. -Israeli forces raided the "new" Othman bin Affan Mosque in Tulkarm city, arresting displaced citizens. They also arrested Bader Hakam Hijazi from his home and two women (Ruba Al-Saed and Sireen Saidi) in early morning raids. A young man was injured by gunfire in Kafr Al-Labad, east of Tulkarm. The occupation forces are still imposing a siege on the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm, particularly near the camp. Three buildings are being used as military barracks and sniper positions, preventing citizens from leaving their homes. Residents in the besieged area have called for urgent action from organizations like the Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide food, health services, and facilitate movement. A house belonging to the al-Awfi family was burned.Additional homes around the camp were seized and turned into military barracks and sniper positions. The Jabara Bridge at the southern entrance to Tulkarm has been closed for the fifth consecutive day, separating the city from the villages of Al-Kafriyat. Mass Displacement in Nour Shams Camp: There has been a new wave of displacement in Nour Shams camp, with dozens of families being forced out under threat and intimidation, amid live ammunition fire and explosions. Israeli forces raided homes, destroyed their contents, and arrested residents. Bulldozers have destroyed infrastructure in several neighborhoods of Nour Shams camp, including Jabal al-Nasr, al-Salihin, al-Manshiya, and al-Maslakh, as well as Nablus Street. Three homes were blown up. Burning and Seizing of Properties: Humanitarian Crisis: Residents unable to leave their homes on the outskirts of the camp have appealed for food, water, medicine, and baby milk, as basic services like water, electricity, and communications have been cut off due to destruction of infrastructure. On February 18, the 23rd Day of Tulkarm Invasion Israeli forces attacked and targeted Palestinians with smoke bombs as they tried to recover their belongings from their homes threatened with demolition orders in Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank. They starting demolishing 16 Palestinian residential buildings under the pretext of expanding streets, amid the ongoing assault on the camp. At this date, at least 12 Palestinians have been killed since January. Local sources stated that the Israeli forces have forced more than 10,000 Palestinians, nearly 80% of the camp’s population, to be displaced forcibly to towns and villages in the Tulkarem Governorate.
Israeli army forced Palestinian families to evacuate Al-Farea refugee camp [Original post] Breaking | Israeli occupation forces compel families to evacuate Al-Farea refugee camp, located south of Tubas. [Tags: Raid, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Terror, Families, Armored vehicle, Siege] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Tubas] [Archivist Notes] On february 2, 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. On February 3 , Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed armored vehicles (type 'Eitan') during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas. On February 5 : For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town On February 7 On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Withdrawal of Fara Camp On February 12, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp.
Israeli exactions on Palestinian civilians on the 16th day of the Israeli siege of Jenin [Original post] Sixteenth Day of Siege on Jenin Refugee Camp During the ongoing invasion for the 16th consecutive day, the occupation forces are detaining a civilian car, searching it and then releasing it, and they are also burning and blowing up houses. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 06/02/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Arson, Caterpillar D9, Raid, Forced Displacement, Arrest, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror, Human Dignity, Siege] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin]
Israeli exactions on Palestinian civilians on the 17th day of the Israeli siege of Jenin [Original post] Seventeenth Day of Siege on Jenin Refugee Camp For the seventeenth consecutive day, the occupation forces continue to invade Jenin and its camp, and continue to bulldoze, demolish, burn, expel civilians, force them to flee, and impede the movement of citizens. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 06/02/2025 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: TVFreePalestine, Obada Tahayna | عبادة طحاينة] [Location: West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
Israeli forces destroyed shop and road infrastructure in Jenin [Original post] Geolocation| Destroyed shop and road infrastructure in Jenin, occupied #WestBank Satellite: Govmap Street-level: Mapillary [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Shops, Roads, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Urbicide, Terror] [Found by: @NemoAnno] [Location: 35.292235, 32.459215 > West Bank > Jenin] [Archivist Notes] On January 24 , the fourth day of the Israeli assault (Iron Wall), following a violent incursion, 12 summary executions and 40 injuries, a demolition campaign began in Jenin, while quad-drone speakers forced the displacement of the Jenin population. Vehicles, shops, and many houses were subjected to demolition by excavators (D9), arson, or artillery shelling. On January 27 , after four days of intensive demolition, estimates indicate that approximately 100 homes have been destroyed and torched in the refugee camp, as the systematic devastation of its infrastructure continues unabated. They used demolitions, explosions, and arson attacks on homes. Areas such as al-Aloub, al-Falouja, al-Bashar and al-Dammaj were among those most heavily impacted, with clouds of smoke rising into the sky and continuous explosions heard throughout the camp. On February 2 , in the eastern part of Jenin camp, Israel blew up simultaneously 23 buildings in Jenin after booby-trapping them, which caused damage to some sections of Jenin Governmental Hospital. Several videos, including one released by the Israeli military, showed massive mushroom clouds erupting across the city simultaneously. The military claims they were the homes of 'terrorists,' but according to residents' testimonies, Israeli forces threatened all the neighborhood's residents with death if they did not leave their homes immediately. Then, they detonated 23 houses, each sheltering multiple families in residential blocks, including the Damaj neighborhood, Mahyoub Street, Al-Hawashin neighborhood, and behind the Al-Aseer Mosque. The occupation forces notified the family of the family of Palestinian youth Qusay Al-Saadi that their house in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin city, which consists of 3 floors, would be bombed if his son Qusay did not surrender, claiming that he was wanted by the occupation authorities. The Isreali continue to send reinforcements to the city of Jenin camp from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while its bulldozers continue to destroy homes in Al-Damj neighborhood. Jenin Mayor Mohammad Jarar said that about 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in 39 local community bodies in Jenin governorate and its towns Unofficial evacuation orders Several reports describe forced displacement during the Israeli assault in Jenin. According to local residents, Israeli forces used loudspeakers on drones and military vehicles to order residents to evacuate the Jenin refugee camp. Many people, including those in the nearby Jouret al-Dhahab neighborhood, were forced to leave their homes. The Israeli military reportedly warned the residents to leave before bombings would begin. In addition, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported helping almost 650 people who had fled the camp and surrounding areas. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied issuing an evacuation order for Jenin. In a briefing, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an IDF spokesperson, stated that "there is no evacuation order in Jenin. There is no plan to issue an evacuation order in Jenin. If you hear that, you should know it is fake news." Despite this, reports from residents and humanitarian organizations suggest that Israeli forces did indeed encourage or force people to leave the camp, including using loudspeakers to give evacuation instructions. Context: Israeli Minister Katz stated that the Jenin assault marked a shift in the military’s security strategy in the West Bank and was “the first lesson from the method of repeated raids in Gaza.” The military has claimed it refined its urban warfare tactics based on its offensive in Gaza. According to Haaretz military reporter @yanivkub "[IDF] operation "Iron Wall" [in Jenin, occupied West Bank - jz] could have been named "Wag the Dog." It is a full-scale public relations operation. Its purpose is to preserve the ruling Netanyahu coalition at the expense of the lives of our soldiers." Gaza is a transformative moment in numerous ways. It has generated an unprecedented decline in Israeli public faith and trust in the military and civilian authorities that make critical security policy decisions. The Chief of Staff has just resigned in disgrace. Calls for Netanyahu's resignation are ongoing, and his hold on power appears shaken.
4th batch of sick and injured preparing to leave Gaza for treatment [Original post] سفر الدفعة الرابعة من الأطفال المرضى والجرحى مع مرافقيهم لتلقي العلاج في الخارج عبر معبر رفح البري جنوبي قطاع غزة [Tags: Road to Recovery] [Found by: Hassan eslayeh] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Gaza European Hospital]
![Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14482/screenshot.png)
![Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14481/screenshot.png)
![Israeli bulldozers demolished several homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless [Original post] Urgent:](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14483/screenshot.png)
![Israeli demolitions left 9 Palestinian families homeless today in the South Hebron Hills [Original post] Israeli demolit](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14499/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forced the Palestinian families to evacuate their houses in Nour Shams under heavy rain and cold [Original post]](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14515/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces bulldozering Khalet al-Daba, Firing Zone 918 (Masafer Yatta), carrying out demolitions [Original post] BR](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14480/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces demolished 11 homes in Khallet Al -Dabaa yet , leaving families homeless in the cold [Original post] Urge](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14484/screenshot.png)
![Wounded child lost his whole family to Israeli bombing [Original post] “I imagined I would be the one to die and they wo](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14543/screenshot.png)
![3 young men killed by Israeli troops while returning home in Gaza City [Original post] Two Palestinians were killed by t](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14466/screenshot.png)
![A Palestinian resident of Jenin drinks coffee from a Sumud cup amid the ruins caused by the Israeli army [Original post]](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14405/screenshot.png)
![A young child was searched and threatened by Israeli trrops after being prevent to leave JENIN [Original post] 🔴israeli](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14463/screenshot.png)
![Footage documenting the massive destruction in Jenin RC caused by Israeli army [Original post] 🔴Scenes of the destructio](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14408/screenshot.png)
![Footage documenting the massive destruction in Jenin RC caused by Israeli army [Original post] Footage documenting the m](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14411/screenshot.png)
![Getting back into besieged Jenin after 19 days to save his cat [Original post] He managed to get back into Jenin camp af](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14406/screenshot.png)
![Israeli army bulldozers are destroying infrastructure in Nur Shams [Original post] Israeli army bulldozers are destroyin](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14422/screenshot.png)
![Israeli bulldozers with military reinforcements are witnessed entering Nour Shams [Original post] 🚨Red Crescent: The occ](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14427/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces fire tear gas grenades inside the home of Yasser Sharabati after his release [Original post] Palestinian](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14415/screenshot.png)
![Israeli soldiers detaining a number of Palestinians in Nur Shams [Original post] The occupation forces detain a number o](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14425/screenshot.png)
![Israeli troops forcing families out of their homes whilst invading Nur Shams [Original post] Israeli occupation forces a](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14424/screenshot.png)
![Israeli troops stormed a building in the vicinity of Nur Shams [Original post] Local sources: Israeli occupation soldier](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14426/screenshot.png)
![Siblings killed by Israeli troops while returning home in Gaza City [Original post] وصول شهيدين إلى مستشفى المعمداني إثر](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14465/screenshot.png)
![Siblings shot by Israeli troops brought to Al-Ahli hospital [Original post] وصول 3 شهداء برصاص الاحتلال من محيط دوار الك](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14467/screenshot.png)
![Testimony of diplaced people from Jenin while Israeli troops continue to occupy the camp [Original post] Rami Sarhan's L](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14663/screenshot.png)
![The Israeli army killed two young women, aged 23 and 21—one of them pregnant [Original post] במסגרת המבצע הצבאי המתמשך,](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14462/screenshot.png)
![Two youths killed by Israeli gunfire around Al-Kuwait roundabout, Gaza City [Original post] شاهد شهيدان جراء استهداف الا](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14434/screenshot.png)
![Unprecedented levels of destruction in the Jenin camp causing large-scale displacement of people [Original post] We've s](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14410/screenshot.png)
![For the sixth consecutive day, Israeli forces continue their offensive in the town of Tamun [Original post] For the sixt](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14378/screenshot.png)
![IDF soldiers setting fire to residential buildings in the town of Odaisseh, southern Lebanon [Original post] Footage cap](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14373/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces force Palestinians to leave their homes in the Fara refugee camp [Original post] Israeli occupation force](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14376/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces raid a Palestinian home in the Beirut neighborhood of Al-Fara RC [Original post] Israeli occupation force](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14375/screenshot.png)
![Israeli troops turning Palestinian homes into military bases after expelling their residents [Original post] For the six](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14379/screenshot.png)
![Journalist Fadi Al-Wahidi and his motherpreparing to leave Gaza for treatment [Original post] The moment injured journal](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14396/screenshot.png)
![The Israeli army forces Palestinians to leave their neighborhoods in Al-Fara RC [Original post] The Israeli occupation a](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14372/screenshot.png)
![A Palestinian family expelled from its home turned it into a military base by Israeli in Tulkarm [Original post] The mom](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14343/screenshot.png)
![Destruction of the school buildings in Tulkarm camp during the ongoing Israeli military aggression [Original post] 🔴Foot](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14344/screenshot.png)
![Grandfather on the murder of child Saddam Hussein Rajab by the IDF [Original post] Seven-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Ra](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14364/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces continue their wide-scale offensive in al-Far'a refugee camp [Original post] Israeli occupation forces co](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14337/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces continue to storm Al-Fara RC for the fith consecutive day [Original post] Israeli occupation forces conti](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14342/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces invaded the home and re-arrested freed Palestinian prisoner Auda after abusing him [Original post] The af](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14351/screenshot.png)
![Israeli invasion of Jenin camp for the 18th consecutive day [Original post] Jenin Faces 18 Days of Invasion For the eigh](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14451/screenshot.png)
![Israeli soldiers detain a Palestinian family near Al-Hamama roundabout during their invasion of Jenin [Original post] Is](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14352/screenshot.png)
![Israeli troops prevent journalists covering events in Jenin [Original post] ❗️Israeli occupation forces stationed in Jen](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14357/screenshot.png)
![Last farewell to child Saddam Rajab killed by Israeli troops in Jenin [Original post] Palestinians bid farewell to child](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14402/screenshot.png)
![Massive destruction of infrastructure and streets caused by Israeli forces in Al-Fara [Original post] Part of the destru](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14341/screenshot.png)
![Massive destruction of infrastructure and streets caused by Israeli forces in Al-Fara [Original post] Footage captures t](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14353/screenshot.png)
![Testimony of a Palestinian woman under siege, restrictions and force displacement order in Tulkarm [Original post] The r](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14345/screenshot.png)
![The suffering of the Palestinian displaced from Tulkarm camp by Israeli army [Original post] 🔴The suffering of the displ](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14347/screenshot.png)
![Israeli army forced Palestinian families to evacuate Al-Farea refugee camp [Original post] Breaking | Israeli occupation](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14339/screenshot.png)
![Israeli exactions on Palestinian civilians on the 16th day of the Israeli siege of Jenin [Original post] Sixteenth Day o](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14383/screenshot.png)
![Israeli exactions on Palestinian civilians on the 17th day of the Israeli siege of Jenin [Original post] Seventeenth Day](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14382/screenshot.png)
![Israeli forces destroyed shop and road infrastructure in Jenin [Original post] Geolocation| Destroyed shop and road infr](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14333/screenshot.png)
![4th batch of sick and injured preparing to leave Gaza for treatment [Original post] سفر الدفعة الرابعة من الأطفال المرضى](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/14309/screenshot.png)