Israeli occupation forces (IOF) continued their aggression on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp in the occupied West Bank for the sixth consecutive day. Palestinian news agency (WAFA) reported that the Israeli aggression on Jenin and its camp since last Wednesday has resulted in the martyrdom of 17 Palestinians, the injury and arrest of dozens, as well as widespread destruction of public and private property, including water and electricity networks. The occupation forces withdrew late Sunday evening from the eastern neighborhood after a 5-day siege. The withdrawal revealed massive destruction of the infrastructure and streets, and great destruction of homes, while the occupation maintained the siege of the city's hospitals, preventing ambulances from transporting patients. The expansion of the Israeli aggression on the occupied West Bank comes at a time when the occupation continues its destructive war on the Gaza Strip, which has so far left 40,602 martyrs and 93,855 injured, in an incomplete murder toll, amid massive destruction and deadly famine. Source: Oman News Agency
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