Israeli Forces Withdraw from Jenin After Violent Aggression

Israeli forces have withdrawn from Jenin and a refugee camp after a 10-day period of violent aggression, as reported by the Palestinian news agency WAFA. Twenty-one people died, and extensive infrastructural damage was left behind. The Palestinian foreign ministry accused Israel of destructive actions similar to those in Gaza.

Israeli forces have exited the city of Jenin and its adjacent refugee camp after a 10-day period characterized by what the Palestinian news agency WAFA describes as 'violent aggression'.

The Palestinian health ministry confirmed that twenty-one individuals were killed during this time. A Reuters witness reported substantial infrastructure damage left in the wake of the withdrawal.

Voicing its concerns on Facebook, the Palestinian foreign ministry accused Israel of extending its destructive practices from Gaza to the occupied West Bank, as indicated by the current conditions in Jenin and Tulkarm and their respective refugee camps.

(With inputs from agencies.)