A massive explosion rocked the Manshiyya neighborhood of the Nur Shams refugee camp, east of Tulkarm, on Sunday evening, as the Israeli aggression against the camp continues for the 71st consecutive day.

According to local sources, a fire broke out in a house following the explosion, followed by a thick plume of smoke. Details of the incident remain unknown due to the tight siege and the area's emptiness following the forced displacement of residents.

In a related development, Israeli occupation forces forced a number of families this evening to evacuate their homes east of the Dhnaba suburb, specifically in the area near Jabal al-Nasr inside Nour Shams camp. The affected families included: Fayez al-Huwaiti, al-Attar, Sami al-Zayet, and al-Shaaban.

In the same context, today, occupation bulldozers began leveling streets in the Jabal al-Nasr area of the camp, while simultaneously raiding a house near al-Nasr Mosque, searching it, and interrogating its residents.

In another development, occupation forces deployed their vehicles and infantry units in the northern neighborhood of Tulkarm, and took up positions around the garage complex and Shuweika roundabout, where they arrested young men, assaulted a number of them, and arrested Majdi Hassan, Ibrahim Abu Shanab, Qusay Abu Shanab, and Samer Allan, before later releasing the two young men, Qusay and Samer.

The occupation forces also set up a military checkpoint on Nablus Street, specifically in the area opposite the entrance to Nour Shams camp, where vehicles were stopped, searched, and prevented from passing.

It's worth noting that the aforementioned street was rehabilitated this morning by Public Works and Municipality crews, under the direct supervision of Tulkarm Governor Abdullah Kamil, and in cooperation with the Palestinian Liaison Office.