Today, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces forced a number of citizens in neighborhoods inside Jenin camp to leave their homes to Wadi Burqin.

Jenin Mayor Mohammed Jarrar said in a phone call with the official news agency "Wafa" that the occupation forces forced residents to evacuate from neighborhoods in Mahyoub Street, Jabal Abu Dhahir and other areas, after calling on them via loudspeakers to evacuate.

He added that the occupation opened one passage to force the residents to take it, which is towards the return roundabout in the camp, and then to Wadi Burqin.

Jarar said that the municipality contacted the municipalities of Burqin, Kafr Dan and Arabeh to send vehicles to transport the evacuated families and secure them in these towns.

He pointed out that the occupation prevents the movement of municipal crews in the field, as they face difficulty in transporting citizens. He also contacted several international institutions to secure the emergency needs of those who were evacuated.

Jarar said that the continued aggression of the occupation on the camp means it is difficult to count the number of families forced to flee.

He added that 600 citizens have been trapped inside Jenin Governmental Hospital since the beginning of the aggression yesterday, Tuesday, and the occupation prevented them from leaving, which led to the hospital being exhausted and food running out completely, but this morning they were allowed to leave after the hospital entrances were closed with dirt barriers.

It is noteworthy that the occupation forces pushed two bulldozers to the entrances of Jenin camp, while evacuation calls continued for residents in several neighborhoods.

Yesterday, the occupation forces stormed the city of Jenin and its camp in an unprecedented aggression, accompanied by military bulldozers, coinciding with the flying of the occupation's drones and warplanes in the airspace, as the death toll from the aggression on its first day reached 10 martyrs, and nearly 40 injuries.

Yesterday, the occupation army announced an attack on the city of Jenin and its camp, amid threats from ministers in the occupation government to escalate the situation in the West Bank.