The Israeli occupation continues its aggression on the city of Jenin and its camp for the 64th consecutive day, amidst bulldozing operations, burning homes, demolishing shops, and launching a widespread arrest campaign.

Yesterday, occupation forces demolished a number of commercial warehouses at the entrance to the village of Mansoura, on the road between Nablus and Jenin, on the pretext of lacking permits.

These forces also demolished three shops in the town of Barta'a, northwest of Jenin, depriving 20 families of their source of income, according to Barta'a Mayor Ghassan Fuqaha.

Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Silat al-Harithiya on Monday evening, firing live ammunition and deploying infantry units. No arrests were reported.

The number of arrests in Jenin and its camp since the beginning of the aggression has reached approximately 230 citizens.

The occupation forces are sending military reinforcements, accompanied by bulldozers, to Jenin camp, while bulldozing, widening streets, and paving new roads continue in the camp.

The occupation forces also continue to fire live ammunition around Jenin camp on a regular basis, amidst the movements of infantry units inside and around the camp, and the intensive flight of drones over the city and camp.

The number of displaced persons from the camp has reached 21,000, distributed between the city of Jenin and some villages in the governorate.

Jenin Municipality stated that the occupation authorities have issued demolition orders for approximately 66 buildings, representing 300 homes, inside Jenin camp, in several neighborhoods, including Al-Aloub, Al-Hawashin, and Al-Samran. Citizens are being prevented from entering the area to reach their homes and remove their belongings.

According to the Jenin Municipality, the occupation forces have bulldozed 100% of the camp's streets and nearly 80% of the city's streets, while the residents of 3,200 homes have been displaced from the camp.

The occupation's aggression on the city and camp of Jenin, which has been ongoing for 64 days, has resulted in 34 martyrs, dozens of injuries, arrests, and raids on homes, villages, and towns in the governorate.