The Israeli occupation forces are continuing their wide-scale assault on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp for the fifth consecutive day. Since the beginning of the offensive last Wednesday, the aggressive Israeli military campaign has resulted in the martyrdom of 14 Palestinians, with dozens more injured or detained. The ongoing assault has caused extensive damage to civilian properties, public and private facilities, and critical infrastructure, including water and electricity networks. The city and its refugee camp remain under a stringent siege imposed by Israeli forces, who have reinforced their military presence in the area. In addition to the siege, Israeli troops have raided numerous homes, damaging and looting their contents. Residents have been subjected to field interrogations and harsh treatment during these operations. According to the Jenin Municipality, the Israeli offensive has also caused extensive damage to infrastructure, including the electricity network, resulting in power outag es in several areas of the city and the refugee camp. The escalation of the Israeli aggression in the West Bank comes at a time when the occupation continues its devastating war on the Gaza Strip, which has so far resulted in 40,602 martyrs and 93,855 injuries, in a preliminary toll, amid massive destruction and a deadly famine. Source: Qatar News Agency
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