The Israeli occupation forces continued their aggression on the city of Tulkarm and its camp for the 38th day, and on the 25th day, on the Nour Shams camp, amid military reinforcements accompanied by a stifling siege, raids on homes, and the expulsion of their residents.

WAFA news agency said that last night, the occupation forces sent military reinforcements of vehicles and a fuel tanker from the "Nitsani Oz" checkpoint west of the city, and were stationed around the Martyr Thabet Thabet Square, Al-Haddadeen Street, and the old Al-Karajat Street, and raided the exchange shops in those areas after removing their doors, searching them, and tampering with their contents.

She added that the occupation's vehicles and bulldozers were present in front of the residential buildings that it had seized on Nablus Street, which links the Tulkarm and Nour Shams camps, while infantry squads were deployed on the main streets leading to the camps, obstructing the movement of vehicles, stopping them, searching them, checking the identities of their passengers, and subjecting them to interrogation.

The occupation continues to impose its siege on the Tulkarm and Nour Shams camps, preventing entry into or exit from them, and deploying its foot patrols around them and inside the neighborhoods, while raiding homes, vandalizing them, destroying their contents, and subjecting the residents inside them to interrogation, and forcing them to leave.

In Nour Shams camp, infantry soldiers were deployed at its entrances and around the cemetery, and raided homes and forced families from Jabal al-Nasr neighborhood to evacuate their homes at breakfast time by force. They also raided homes in the al-Mahjar and al-Madaris neighborhoods, belonging to the al-Safouri and Hassan families, and detained the Fahmawi family inside the house for a long time, while searching it and vandalizing its contents.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society in Tulkarm said that its crews were present in front of Nour Shams camp to help the residents and stand by them after they were evacuated from their homes.

In the context, a large force of the occupation army stormed the Jarad estate east of Tulkarm, deployed infantry units in its streets, raided a number of homes, searched them, and vandalized their contents. One of the owners was identified as Khaled Al-Hamshari.

This morning, the occupation forces arrested three young men from Tulkarm camp, while they were in the Dhnaba suburb. They are: Amr Abu Tahoun, Muhammad Matar, and Ayser Matar.

Later, the occupation forces raided homes and residential buildings in the city of Tulkarm and the suburb of Dhnaba, and turned a number of them into military barracks after expelling their residents. Among their owners were the families of Al-Fara’tawi, Al-Dado, and Abu Samra on Nablus Street, and Al-Khatib, Karso’, Badir, and Al-Zaytawi in the suburb of Dhnaba.

Tulkarm camp is witnessing an intensive deployment of infantry soldiers in all its neighborhoods, raiding the empty houses of their residents, who were forcibly evacuated, and turning them into military barracks, accompanied by the occupation bulldozers carrying out a wide-scale demolition of the completely destroyed infrastructure on Al-Wakala Street.

Eyewitnesses said that the camp is witnessing movements of the occupation army and its bulldozers in a manner that raises concerns about this unprecedented escalation, accompanied by heavy firing of live ammunition and flash bombs to terrorize and intimidate the remaining residents in their homes.

The ongoing aggression on the city and its two camps resulted in the martyrdom of 13 citizens, including a child and two women, one of whom was eight months pregnant, in addition to the injury and arrest of dozens, and the forced displacement of more than 9,000 citizens from Nour Shams camp, and 12,000 from Tulkarm camp, accompanied by the demolition, bulldozing and complete destruction of the infrastructure and homes, which affected more than 25 homes in the two camps during the last few days under the pretext of paving roads that would cross their neighborhoods.