The Israeli occupation continues its aggression on the city of Jenin and its camp for the seventh consecutive day, leaving 16 martyrs, dozens of injuries, and dozens of destroyed homes.

Last night, Israeli occupation bulldozers destroyed the Cinema Roundabout and its surroundings in the center of Jenin.

Local sources said that the occupation bulldozers destroyed citizens' commercial stalls around the roundabout and razed the street.

Yesterday, Sunday, the young man Abdul Jawad Al-Ghoul (26 years old) was martyred as a result of his injury by the occupation forces’ bullets last Tuesday.

The occupation forces continue to destroy, blow up and burn homes in Jenin camp, where they destroyed large parts of the Al-Damj neighborhood and Al-Bishr neighborhood, in addition to the Abdullah Azzam neighborhood and Talat Al-Ghabz, amid rising smoke due to the burning of a number of homes in parallel with the demolition operations. The occupation forces blew up two homes in the camp, one of which belongs to the Tawalbeh family.

The occupation army continues to send military reinforcements supported by bulldozers to the city of Jenin, with military vehicles positioned in front of Jenin Governmental Hospital, amid warplanes and drones flying in the sky of the city and the camp.

Director of Jenin Governmental Hospital, Dr. Wissam Abu Bakr, said that the destruction of the main street and the positioning of vehicles by the occupation forces makes it difficult for the medical staff to work.

He added that on the second day of the raid, the occupation bulldozed the hospital entrance and closed its entrances with dirt barriers, which hindered entry and exit. On the third day, we began working to remove the barriers and open the closure.

Abu Bakr stressed that the hospital staff is working with all their might to get through these difficult days, and to provide everything necessary for patients and those who want treatment, despite the difficulty of reaching them and the danger.

Jenin Governor Kamal Abu al-Rab confirmed yesterday that the occupation had blown up about 20 homes inside Jenin camp, and was working to divide the camp into four parts, by destroying streets, blowing up homes, and burning them.

The occupation army began an unprecedented aggression on the city and its camp since last Tuesday evening.