Israeli occupation forces continued their assault on the city of Tulkarm and its two camps on Monday evening, amid a widespread military escalation that included the deployment of new reinforcements to several key neighborhoods, as well as forced displacement and property damage.

According to local sources, the occupation forces sent military reinforcements from infantry squads to the city from the Nitzanei Oz military checkpoint west of Tulkarm. They patrolled the main streets and were stationed at Shuweika roundabout in the northern neighborhood, Artah Suburb Street to the south, the eastern neighborhood, and on Al-Iskan Street around Nour Shams Camp.

She added that the occupation forces searched citizens' vehicles and obstructed their movement, while throwing sound bombs at the residents.

In Nour Shams camp, Israeli bulldozers re-entered the area amid heavy gunfire in the Jabal al-Nasr neighborhood, while additional military vehicles stormed the al-Manshiya neighborhood. A fuel tanker was also spotted arriving in the camp.

For the third consecutive day, the occupation forces continued to displace the remaining families in the Qaqun neighborhood of Tulkarm refugee camp, while the families of Yousef Abu Arab and Ziad Shraim, who live next to the Khalid bin al-Walid Mosque in the eastern suburb of Dhnaba, were forced to evacuate their homes.

Other local sources reported that 200 families were forcibly displaced from their homes in a number of neighborhoods in Tulkarm camp, particularly those located on its outskirts, over the past two days, specifically Qaqun, Abu al-Foul, and Marbat Hanoun, due to the escalation of the occupation's aggression and its threats to residents to leave their homes and not return to them.

Israeli occupation forces also stormed the Muath bin Jabal Mosque in Tulkarm refugee camp, causing extensive damage, as part of a series of attacks targeting places of worship and public property in the city.