The Israeli occupation forces caused widespread damage to the infrastructure of Nour Shams camp, east of Tulkarm, after storming it for about 7 hours.

On Friday morning, public works crews and the Tulkarm municipality began removing rubble and dirt barriers and rehabilitating some streets, especially Nablus Street, which is considered the main entrance to the camp that connects the city to the villages and towns of Wadi Sha’ir and the rest of the West Bank governorates.

The head of the emergency department in the Tulkarm municipality, Hakim Abu Safiya, said that what the camp was exposed to this time was a broader and more comprehensive attack, which caused greater devastation in the infrastructure of sanitation, water, and electricity, adding that there is no street inside the camp and its alleys that was not affected by destruction and vandalism.

Abu Safiya continued that the municipality and public works crews went directly to the camp immediately after the occupation withdrew, and worked to remove the rubble, open roads, and rehabilitate some of what had been vandalized.