Tulkarm - Ma'an - The occupation forces stormed Tulkarm again after withdrawing this morning in a siege that lasted for four days, and besieged the government hospital. The occupation army withdrew this morning, Thursday, from the city of Tulkarm and its camp after extensive destruction and bulldozing of the infrastructure and vandalism of citizens' property. The occupation's aggression and siege continued for 4 days on Tulkarm Governorate and its camp, during which there was an explosion inside the neighborhoods of Tulkarm camp and the burning of tarpaulins, which led to a number of citizens' homes catching fire and burning in the Al-Sawalmeh neighborhood. Many streets in Tulkarm camp and the city witnessed extensive destruction of infrastructure and damage to citizens' property. The occupation forces raided several homes and subjected their residents to investigation. They surrounded Al-Israa Specialized Hospital and Shahid Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital, obstructed the work of ambulances, searche d them, and interrogated their crews. Source: Maan News Agency
Related Articles
Gold Edges Lower as Dollar Rises, Fed Meeting in Focus
Amman: Gold prices edged lower in early Asian hours today as the dollar gained, while investors awaited more guidance on interest rate decision from the US Federal Reserve’s first meeting of 2025 later this week. Spot gold was down 0.1% to $2,768.01 p…
Strategic, Defence Studies Academy Chairman Inspects Military Drill ‘Decisiveness’
Muscat: Maj. Gen Hamid Ahmed Sakroon, Chairman of the Academy for Strategic and Defence Studies today viewed activities of the annual military drill ‘Al Hazm’ or ‘Decisiveness’ which is being implemented by the Joint Command and Staff College during t…
Social Development Ministry Partners with GUtech on Vocational Training for Disabilities
Muscat: The Ministry of Social Development and the German University of Technology (GUtech) have formalized a cooperation agreement to launch a specialized training program aimed at enhancing employment and vocational integration for individuals with …
