The occupation forces caused extensive and widespread destruction to the infrastructure and citizens' property, today, Tuesday, in Tulkarm camp and various neighborhoods in the city, as their aggression continues for the third consecutive day.

According to local sources, the occupation's heavy bulldozers razed all the streets and alleys of the camp, as well as the public and private property of the citizens.

In the Rabai'a neighborhood, the occupation bulldozer destroyed its narrow street and the citizens' vehicles parked next to the walls of the houses, which were demolished and bulldozed. The same is true in the Al-Hadaida neighborhood, where trees were bulldozed and houses were demolished, in addition to the Al-Hamam, Al-Damj, and Al-Balawneh neighborhoods, and the Al-Madaris neighborhood street at the main northern entrance to the camp, in which the occupation destroyed everything in its path and hid all signs of life in it, from commercial stores of all kinds.

The occupation bulldozers closed the camp's alleys with earthen barriers, isolating it from its neighborhoods. Citizens described the camp's streets as no longer suitable for walking, whether on foot, animals, or vehicles, which exacerbated the suffering of the residents.

The occupation forces blew up a number of citizens' homes, causing them to burn completely, destroying some of them, and displacing their residents.

The roads leading to the camp in the city were also closed with earthen barriers, specifically Diwan Al-Awad Street, Nablus Street adjacent to its northern entrance, Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque Street, and Al-Muqata'a Street.

In Tulkarm city, the occupation bulldozer destroyed Shuwaika roundabout in the northern neighborhood of the city, completely sweeping it away and ruining it. It is worth noting that this roundabout is considered the link between the city center and the northern neighborhood towards Shuwaika suburb, and another side towards Tulkarm camp, and towards the western region of the city.

The occupation forces continue to push more of their vehicles and bulldozers towards the city and its camp from the western axis, while they roam the city's main streets, and deliberately obstruct the passage of citizens' vehicles and ambulances by stopping them, searching them, and interrogating their passengers.

At the same time, the occupation army obstructed the work of the Red Crescent crews who were delivering aid to the camp residents, despite being allowed to enter.

In a new development, the occupation bulldozers razed a section of Nablus Street in the vicinity of the previously destroyed Martyr Saif Abu Labda roundabout, adjacent to the entrance to Nour Shams camp east of Tulkarm city, before heading towards its main entrance in preparation for storming it, amidst the sounds of clashes in the area.