The Israeli occupation ascends its aggression against the Palestinian city of Tulkarm and its camp – the seventh day

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The Israeli occupation forces climbed their aggression against the city of Tulkarm and its camp, as today, Saturday, more forced evacuation of citizens, incursions and arrests, in addition to widespread destruction of infrastructure.

In the Tulkarm camp, the occupation forces forced – according to the Palestinian News Agency – dozens of Palestinians to evacuate their homes in the district neighborhood adjacent to the eastern district of the city, in addition to a number of residents of Al -Rabiya neighborhood, and seized the homes of citizens: Ibrahim and Sami Al -Tawil, Abu Badi Alawari, Jamal Abu Musa, and the family of Musleh in the Qaqoun neighborhood, and turned it into military barracks after giving its residents a short period To leave.

Citizen Alaa Al -Tawil, one of the affected people, said that he received at dawn today a call from the occupation army, asking him to evacuate his house immediately, he and all the residents of the building in which he lives, indicating that he left his house without being able to take anything but his official papers and a small bag of clothes.
The bulldozers of the occupation carried out extensive bulldozing operations in the streets of Qaqoun in the camp, and made additional destruction in the infrastructure, and alleys and entrances closed with knees and dirt berms, at a time when explosions inside the camp heard.

The occupation forces also pushed military reinforcements accompanied by water tanks to the Tulkarm and Nour Shams camps.
In Nour Shams Camp, the occupation army detained women while trying to enter their homes in the Jabal Al -Salihin area to take some necessary purposes, and the house of Mohammed Briki was burned in the Al -Mansheya neighborhood, as part of the policy of systematic destruction that he implemented in the camp.

In the suburb of Ktaba, the occupation bulldozers destroyed the infrastructure in the employee housing area opposite the Nour Shams camp.
In the suburb of Sanaba, the occupation forces stormed the “Taxi Khreisha” office, and its contents were completely destroyed before the young Amjad Khreisha was detained for a period of time before his release, and it also raided the house of Maan Yassin, ruined his contents and stole a sum of money.

For the second time within 24 hours, the occupation forces raided the “Fawal Al -Sham” restaurant on Nablus Street, and detained its employees before it was forcibly closed, after it had raided it yesterday and ruined in its contents.
In the same context, the occupation forces intensified their deployment on Nablus Street, closed parts of it with dirt berms, seized a number of residential buildings in the northern neighborhood and turned them into military barracks.

The occupation forces also detained the young Firas Al -Hajar from the Shawika suburb for a period of time, while passing through his 13 -year -old daughter through Nablus Street, while the student in the high school was arrested by Sayyaf Al -Barghouthi while he was in the southern area of ​​the city.
It is noteworthy that the Israeli occupation continues its aggression against the city of Tulkarm and its camp for the 55th day in a row, and for the 42nd day of Nour Shams camp.

In a related context, Wafa explained that the German capital, Berlin, witnessed today, Saturday, a demonstration of solidarity with Palestine and denouncing the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Hundreds of people, who gathered in Leopold Square, participated in the demonstration, which were invited by Palestinian societies in Berlin, who gathered in the Leopold Square in the Viding neighborhood.

The demonstrators chanted slogans against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and raised banners reading slogans such as: “No to war and occupation in Palestine” and “No to genocide in Gaza” and “The Children of Palestine deserve life.”

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