Tulkarm Governor Abdullah Kamil stated that "the occupation forces forced more than 75% of the Tulkarm camp's residents to be forcibly displaced, due to the ongoing aggression for the eighth consecutive day."

Governor Kamil said in a press statement issued on Monday, "Nearly 9,000 citizens of all ages were displaced from the camp, as the occupation forces forced them to leave the camp in this unprecedented aggression against the governorate."

Regarding the distribution and sheltering of our displaced people in the camp at the governorate level, he said: Distributing 3,000 individuals in the Dhnaba suburb and Rashid neighborhood, and sheltering 2,000 individuals in the Iktaba suburb, Abu Yassin estate, and Abu Bilal estate, in addition to sheltering 200 individuals in the Shuwaika suburb, and 50 individuals in the Artah suburb, in addition to hosting 1,500 individuals in the suburbs of the estates, and hosting 1,500 individuals in the city of Tulkarm and its neighborhoods, and 200 individuals in the villages and towns of Al-Shaarawiya, and 100 individuals in the town of Anabta, in addition to hosting 150 individuals in other population centers, and some families went to their relatives.

Kamil continued: “We have prepared the shelters through the Dignity and Relief Committee by equipping and preparing them from the relevant authorities, and in close cooperation with all the institutions and activities of Tulkarm Governorate, to whom we extend our appreciation and praise for these tremendous efforts.”

He noted that some of the residents went to their relatives, and the committee is providing them with the necessary needs of mattresses, blankets, food, medicines, and other needs.