Local sources reported that the occupation forces, accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the city from several directions, and reached the Jenin camp, which led to the outbreak of confrontations. They stated that clashes with the occupation “targeted forces with highly explosive explosive devices, during the massive incursion into Jenin.”

Two young men were martyred and two others were seriously injured after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the city of Jenin and its camp in the occupied West Bank at dawn on Wednesday.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said that its crews were able to transport three casualties as a result of the bombing in the Al-Hawashin neighborhood.

The occupation forces began to bulldoze the streets and cause great destruction during their storming of the city of Jenin and its camp.

Clashes broke out with the Israeli occupation forces on the night of Tuesday-Wednesday, who stormed the city and camp of Jenin for the second time within hours, and launched a massive campaign of raids. The Israeli army also cut off the electricity supply to several neighborhoods, as well as communications and the Internet in areas of the camp, following the storming.

Local sources reported that the Israeli forces, accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the city from several directions, from “Jenin-Nazareth” streets, “Jenin-Nablus” streets, and “Haifa” streets, and reached the vicinity of the Jenin camp, which led to the outbreak of confrontations.

It stated that clashes with the Israeli army "targeted forces with highly explosive devices during the massive incursion into Jenin."

It confirmed that "the Israel forces cut off electricity, communications, and the Internet in areas of the Jenin camp, during their storming of the camp."

Sources said that the occupation forces deployed their snipers on several buildings in the city, and at the outskirts of the camp, amid intense flights of the occupation Apache helicopters and marches in the sky of the city.

The occupation forces raided the home of the prisoner Zakaria Al-Zubaidi, and the home of the lecturer at the Arab American University, the freed prisoner Jamal Haweel, and they also surrounded a house in the Jabriyat neighborhood before raiding it.

On Tuesday evening, special units of the occupation army stormed the Jabriyat neighborhood in the city, and raided the house of the secretary of the Fatah movement in Jenin Governorate, Atta Abu Rumaila, before arresting him and his son Ahmed, after they were severely beaten.

A boy was shot dead by the occupation forces in the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, on Tuesday evening. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported in a brief statement, “The child Abdullah Muhammad Hassan Muqbil (16 years old) died as a result of being hit by live occupation bullets in the town of Beit Ummar.”

The Prisoner's Club confirmed, late Tuesday evening, "the number of detainees in the West Bank and Jerusalem has increased since October 7 to 1,760 detainees, after 20 Palestinians were arrested today (Tuesday)."