Today, Tuesday, the occupation forces raided citizens' homes and residential buildings in various neighborhoods of the city and its camp, coinciding with the continuation of the Israeli aggression on the city and its camp for the ninth consecutive day.

In the Aktaba suburb, east of the city, local sources said that the occupation forces surrounded the house of the Al-Huji family, and forced those inside via loudspeakers to leave, and subjected them to field interrogation, without reporting any arrests. The occupation soldiers also raided the houses surrounding the Al-Huji family house, which belong to the Al-Khawli and Sheikh Mazhar families, and set up snipers inside them.

The occupation forces also sent more infantry units into the city’s neighborhoods, specifically the eastern neighborhood, and raided and seized homes and residential buildings after forcing their residents to leave, and turned them into military barracks. They also seized more commercial and residential buildings around Tulkarm camp, especially along Nablus Street adjacent to the northern entrance to the camp, and turned them into military barracks and deployed sniper teams in them.

The occupation continues the process of emptying the camp of its residents by forcing them to leave their homes at gunpoint and seizing them, while the sounds of explosions were heard from time to time inside the camp, resulting, according to eyewitnesses, from the occupation blowing up a number of citizens’ homes.

The appeals of the remaining citizens inside the camp continue, to provide their basic needs of food, water, medicine and baby milk, in light of the difficult humanitarian situation left by the ongoing aggression against it, including a complete siege and the interruption of electricity, water, communications and the Internet after the occupation bulldozers destroyed the infrastructure.

In the same context, the occupation forces caused destruction and damage to the houses that they had seized in the western neighborhood of Tulkarm eight days ago, which they evacuated today, in addition to stealing belongings and sums of money.

The occupation continues its siege of the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital, obstructing the work of ambulances and medical crews, and subjecting them to search and interrogation.