US EditionIsraeli offensive on occupied West Bank forcibly displaced 40,000: UN
- Israeli forces launched Operation Iron Wall on January 21, displacing 40,000 Palestine refugees from various camps, according to UNRWA.
- The operation is the longest in the West Bank since the second intifada, with more than 60 percent of displacement last year linked to Israeli Defense Forces operations.
- UNRWA stated that it has lost contact with Israeli authorities due to new laws, hindering humanitarian aid efforts.
- The agency emphasized that repeated military operations have made northern refugee camps uninhabitable, leading to cyclical displacement of residents.
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UN agency condemns Palestinians' displacement in West Bank
The campaign underway for three weeks is the longest operation in the West Bank since the Second Intifada (2000-2005), the UN agency noted, referring to the Palestinian uprising that occurred early in the century. Although it began in Jenin, the military raids spread to Tulkarm city and the Nur Shams and El Fara refugee camps, which together house some 76,000 Palestinians, it stressed. UNRWA stressed that thousands of families have been forcibly…
Israeli Forces Injure a Woman, Displace Residents of the Al-Far'a Refugee Camp
Israeli forces injured a Palestinian woman, stormed many homes, and continued its siege on the Al-Far’a refugee camp, southwest of Tubas in the northwestern part of the West Bank. On Monday afternoon, Israeli forces injured a 42-year-old woman as a result of the occupation forces detonating the door of her home in the Al-Far’a refugee camp. Ambulance crews reported that they transported a woman who sustained a shrapnel injury in the head, to the…
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