UN condemns Israel for wreaking “enormous destruction” in the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, as Israeli Terrorist forces continued to lay siege to the area, leaving Palestinian residents without access to food, water, electricity and the internet.
The Israeli army blocked water trucks from reaching Jenin Government Hospital on Saturday, potentially disrupting kidney dialysis services for patients. According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli forces stopped water tankers from the Jenin Civil Defense from reaching the hospital.
Dargham Zakarneh, director of the Jenin Civil Defense Center, said Israeli soldiers stationed at the hospital's gate blocked the water delivery.
Highlighting that the hospital's kidney dialysis department requires a daily 100 cubic meters of water to operate, he warned that blocking the trucks would bring dialysis services to a halt.
The Israeli army continued its military offensive in the city of Jenin and its refugee camp for the fourth consecutive day causing significant damage amid clashes that lasted throughout the night, according to eyewitnesses speaking to Anadolu.
Palestine TV broadcast videos showing the destruction in the city and its camp, including extensive damage in the eastern neighborhood, where attacks targeted shops, infrastructure, and the Khalid ibn al-Walid Mosque.
The television reported that the clashes expanded to the town of Kafr Dan west of Jenin, where the army besieged a house amid armed confrontations.
The Israeli army launched a large-scale operation in the northern West Bank cities of Tulkarm, Jenin, and Tubas early Wednesday, described as the "largest" since 2002.
On Friday, the Palestinian Health Ministry announced that the death toll in the northern West Bank since early Wednesday has risen to 20.
This is the fifth day of the military operation in Jenin. It happened suddenly so no one was prepared for it.
Now, many Palestinians are left without water and food.
We’ve been speaking to families who say that their children are waking up scared of the noise.
People cannot provide their loved ones with a sense of safety.
This is a reminder of what it means to be a Palestinian under military occupation. You have no control over your town, no control over your streets. You don’t know if you’re going to get home safely or even if your home is going to be spared.
Polio vaccination campaign officially begins: Gaza health official
Three health centres in Gaza have begun delivering polio vaccines to children on the first day of the campaign’s official rollout, according to a local health official quoted by AFP.
The campaign began at 9am (06:00 GMT) for children aged 10 and under, said Yasser Shaaban, medical director of al-Awda Hospital.
“There are a lot of drones flying over central Gaza and we hope this vaccination campaign for children will be calm,” said Shaaban.
The WHO said Israel has committed to daily pauses in fighting in areas where vaccines are being distributed in southern, central and northern Gaza, but PM Netanyahu has stressed such pauses do not amount to a full ceasefire during the rollout.
Three Israeli Officers Killed in Hebron
Three Israeli officers were killed in an armed operation at the Tarqumiya checkpoint west of the city of Hebron (Al-Khalil) in the occupied West Bank.
Two people, including a child, were killed and six Palestinians were injured as a result of an Israeli bombardment that targeted a house in Gaza City.
The bodies of the six Israeli captives were found in a tunnel in Rafah. According to Yedioth Ahronoth, three of them were on a list that Hamas agreed to release on July 2.
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