**On february 2,** 2025, Israeli army carried on a military aggression and siege on Al-Far'a camp and the town of Tamoun, south of Tubas. - As a matter of pattern, Special units infiltrated Tubas, raided a house, and were later reinforced by military units from the Tayasir checkpoint before withdrawing from the city. - Infrastructure, roads leading to Al-Far'a camp have been bulldozed. All entrances to the camp have been blocked with earth mounds. - Homes around Al-Far'a camp have been raided, forcing residents to flee and some homes have been turned into military barracks. - Homes on the outskirts of Tamoun were raided, and residents were ordered not to return for 10 days. - Destruction of Essential Services: A water pipeline between Tamoun and the village of Atouf was destroyed. And the road connecting Tamoun and Atouf was blocked with earth mounds. - The Israeli occupation forces detained 10 civilians from Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. **On February 3**, Israeli forces continue to send reinforcements to Tamoun and Al-Far'a camp. - Israeli reconnaissance aircraft are flying intensively over the area. - Deployment of Israeli Occupation Infantry forces in Tamoun, South Tubas in West Bank - During the morning, a house is raided in Tamoun - Dozens of houses are evacuated, residents had to flee on the roads without any personal belongings and their properties are used as military barracks - The Israeli armored vehicules demolished a school wall - For the first time since the First Intifada in 1987, the Israeli army has deployed **armored vehicles (type 'Eitan')** during its assault on Tamoun, south of Tubas.  **On February 5 :** For the third consecutive day, the Israeli occupation forces continue their intense siege on the town of Tammun in Tubas Governorate. They have persistently targeted civilians directly through beatings, abuse, arrests, and the destruction of infrastructure and local properties. Additionally, the occupation forces have carried out air raids using warplanes. They announced today the imposition of a curfew via loudspeakers : all movements are banned in the town until next Friday. For the fourth day, the occupation continues its aggression on the town of Tamoun and the Far'a camp, south of Tubas, At the same time, residents are suffering from the imposed siege and forced displacement. The blockade has led to starvation, preventing people from accessing basic necessities such as bread, water, and electricity, while a suffocating curfew has been enforced on the town **On February 7** On Friday Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted one in the town of Tammun, and abducted three citizens, including a child in the Al-Far’a refugee camp, south of Tubas in the northeastern part of the occupied West Bank. - Israeli soldiers shot a young man in the face with live bullet fragments; he was transported to a medical centre where his wounds were deemed minor. - Israeli soldiers shot another young man in the shoulder with live bullet fragments; he was transported to hospital for treatment. - Israeli army abducted four Palestinians, including a child, in the Al-Far’a refugee camp and the town of Tammun : 1) Samer Sobhi Bani Odeh after ransacking his home in Tammun town 2) Imad Ahmed Tawfiq Sobh, 3) Marwan Muhammad Al-Nabrisi and 4) his son, Wassef, 12, from the Al-Far’a refugee camp. **Withdrawal of Fara Camp** **On February 12**, The Israeli army withdrew from Al-Fare'a camp, south of Tubas, on Wednesday, after a 10-day aggression. And residents began returning to inspect and assess their homes - During the aggression, dozens of families were displaced from their homes in Al-Fare'a camp, moving to Tubas city and the towns of Tamoun and Aqaba. - The camp experienced a severe humanitarian crisis, with all entrances closed, leaving hundreds of families without food, water, and medicine, particularly affecting those with chronic illnesses. - The Israeli forces caused significant destruction to infrastructure and property in the camp, including bombing and removing doors from homes and demolishing parts of the Popular Committee building. - Israeli forces raided dozens of homes, conducted field investigations, and turned some homes into military barracks, forcing 200-250 families to leave their residences. - Approximately 30 young men were arrested during the aggression, 22 of whom were later released. - Israeli forces hindered medical teams' work, preventing them from transferring sick individuals and raiding the medical point in the camp. Aftermath of this military occupation: - **Israeli Soldiers’ Vandalism and Desecration**: During an 11-day assault on al-Faraa refugee camp in the northern occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers used Palestinian homes as military outposts, leaving them vandalized and uninhabitable. Some families were forcibly removed at gunpoint, and their home was trashed with urine, feces, and used condoms. Israeli soldiers turned Fidaa Abu Zeina’s home in Tubas into a military base for 11 days, vandalizing it and desecrating his son’s memory—after killing him last September. *"The trashing of his home was not the only horror that [Abu Zeina ](https://electronicintifada.net/content/israeli-soldiers-vandalize-and-desecrate-west-bank-homes/50454) has had to endure over the past months. In September 2024, his son Majed, 16, was executed by soldiers in the street as he pleaded for his life. Soldiers then mutilated the boy’s body with an armored bulldozer and paraded him around the camp, documented in a widely shared video.On a dresser in another room of his home, a ripped-up Quran sits below a mirror upon which vandalized photographs of Majed are hung. Soldiers drew male genitalia in black marker on the boy’s mouth."* - **Testimonies of Displaced Residents** : Displaced residents, described the pain of being forced out of their homes with little time to gather belongings. Many have been left in limbo, unable to return or even assess the damage. Some homes have been severely damaged or completely destroyed, leaving families without shelter or certainty about their future.

On February 2, 2025, at 2 am, settlers invaded the community of Al-Muarrajat, southern Jordan Valley, and carried out an arson attack. Mistaclim activists, who were staying in a nearby village, arrived at the scene. A military patrol and a settler were already present, filming the incident and behaving violently towards the activists. An IDF officer took testimony from one of the residents who witnessed the incident and sent soldiers to the illegal outpost of Zohar Sabah, located nearby, to identify four suspects in the arson. A fire truck arrived about forty minutes after the fire was detected, but the firefighters did nothing. In the morning, the fire was still burning in the mosque. Later, a police car also arrived and went down to the nearby outpost. The eyewitness was advised to file a complaint with the Binyamin police. Based on past experiences, the complaint was likely to be dismissed. The security forces are aware of the settler violence and do nothing to prevent it.   **Geolocation:** Burning building, reportedly a mosque, and tractor after they were set on fire by Israeli settlers, Arab Al-Mlaihat, Jericho Governorate, occupied West Bank Mosque: 31.919777, 35.398520 Tractor: 31.919718, 35.398850 **Other attacks and pogrom on these communities:** see : [Event 115](https://tiktokgenocide.com/event/115), [Event 1668](https://tiktokgenocide.com/event/1668)

Around 8 am, Israeli drones targeted a car on Al-Rashid Street in Nuseirat camp, resulting in at least five injuries, including a child in critical condition. Emergency teams at Al-Awda Hospital (Nuseirat) managed to save the child's life.  

Among the thirty child captives scheduled to be released, there is the child Saif Al-Din Darwish ( 15 years) who was **previously released in November 2023 as a captive exchange deal** but **was re-abducted again by the Israeli forces in June 2024**. **List of Children Captives Scheduled for Release on January 30 as a part of the ceasefire agreement.** Note: The majority of those who are now 18 were detained while still minors. 1. Mamoun Mahmoud Sobhi Hussein – Ramallah and Al-Bireh (17) 2. Mahdi Maher Jamil Abu Hamid – Al-Quds (17) 3. Ahmad Mahmoud Wajih Najma – Jenin (17) 4. Bassem Ammar Rouhi B'ara – Nablus (18) 5. Ameer Louay Abu Arja – Tulkarm (16) 6. Mohammad Hosni Al-Qawasmeh – Al-Khalil (17) 7. Ahmad Raed Zaid Frokh – Al-Khalil (18) 8. Ahmad Mohammad Naif Al-Hwamda – Al-Khalil (18) 9. Iqab Ayman Tawfiq Ibrahim – Areeha (18) 10. Reda Obeid – Al-Quds (18) 11. Mohammad Moataz Hussein Bukhari – Nablus (17) 12. Ahmad Khaled Nafee' Asaf – Jenin (17) 13. Yazan Al-Heja – Jenin (18) 14. Hamza Mohsen Mahmoud Shraim – Qalqilya (18) 15. Zein Al-Din Essam Mohammad Al-Zir – Ramallah and Al-Bireh (18) 16. Moatasem Mohammad Ahmad Amin Zaid – Qalqilya (18) 17. Daoud Tareq Mohammad Slaimeh – Al-Khalil (18) 18. Moataz Mohammad Abdullah Radwani – Tulkarm (18) 19. Mohammad Yaseen Taysir Sabah – Bethlehem (18) 20. Montaser Iyad Adnan Saqr – Nablus (18) 21. Hudhayfah Amjad Rouhi Marah – Ramallah and Al-Bireh (17) 22. Shihab Al-Din Z'oul – Bethlehem (17) 23. Saif Al-Din Darwish – Bethlehem (15) 24. Mohammad Lotfi Omar Mohammad Ali – Al-Quds (15) 25. Mustafa Nadim Mustafa Abu Rida – Nablus (17) 26. Abd Al-Hadi Mazen Mohammad Jabbari – Al-Khalil (17) 27. Hadi Saber Mousa Abu Jadou' – Qalqilya (17) 28. Jad Allah Murad Jihad Amara – Nablus (17) 29. Saif Al-Din Fayez Mahmoud Mahmoud – Jenin (17) 30. Mohammad Amer Youssef Abu Hilal – Al-Quds (16)

On January 2025, at 9:30 p.m., an Israeli airstrike targeted the town of Tammun, southeast of Tubas in the occupied West Bank, killing ten young men. According to a brief statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Health, ten fatalities and a number of wounded individuals were brought to Tubas Governmental Hospital following the horrific attack. The day before, PA security forces had arrested the father of resistance fighter Osama Maarouf Bani Ouda—one of the victims of the airstrike—in an attempt to pressure him to surrender, while also pursuing and opening fire on other resistance fighters. The massacre comes amid an ongoing military offensive on Jenin, dubbed Operation “Iron Wall”, which has led to the killing of at least 17 people, including one person shot dead by PA security forces. **Israeli spin** The Israeli Ynet news website quoted a military statement that confirmed the airstrike in Tammun, claiming it was against "an armed terrorist cell" as part of an ongoing military operation in the northern West Bank. The IDF X account published this statement : "As part of the security forces’ operation in northern Samaria, an Air Force aircraft, guided by Shin Bet intelligence, struck an armed terrorist cell in the Tammun area of the Menashe Brigade. Further details to follow.” **Names of the martyrs :** 1. Abdullah Mahmoud Muhammad Bani Ouda 2. Ibrahim Mithqal Fayez Bani Ouda 3. Muhammad Mithqal Fayez Bani Ouda 4. Osama Maarouf Dyab Bani Ouda 5. Montasir Ali Muhammad Bani Matar 6. Abdurahman Mahmoud Nimr Khatib 7. Omar Ali Muhammad Bisharat 8. Saleh Khadr Yousef Bani Matar 9. Suleiman Ahmad Suleiman Bisharat 10. Jihad Nasser Yousef Bani Matar  

During an IDF raid in Tulkarm, child Saddam Hussein Rajab stood outside of his home for a brief moment standing at the doorstep when, mere seconds later, Israeli troops shot him in the abdomen, leaving him critically wounded. After days of struggling for his life, Saddam succumbed to his injuries on February 7, 2025.

**On January 27**, Israeli forces extended their "Iron Wall" operation in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps, besieging them after special forces infiltrated the Rabaya neighborhood within the camp. Snipers were deployed on the rooftops of several houses and buildings at the entrances to the camp and its surroundings. The ongoing aggression caused significant damage to infrastructure, including water, internet, and electricity networks, as well as to citizens' properties, including vehicles and commercial shops. - Two Palestinians were killed and four others were injured in an Israeli drone shelling that targeted a vehicle at the entrance to the Nur Shams refugee camp east of Tulkarem. - Israeli snipers, positioned in a building in the western neighborhood, opened heavy fire and struck the transformer, resulting in a power outage. - Bulldozers and D9 destroyed the area surrounding Jamal Abdel-Nasser Roundabout in the heart of the city, along with the main water network. The demolition also extended to sidewalks and entrances to businesses in the area. - Their D9 destroyed several vehicles parked along the sidewalks. - They besieged the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital with Israeli military vehicles, and operated a lot of destruction (vehicle, tree, street, entrance. They prevented ambulances to join the hospital. - They besieged the Al-Israa Specialized Hospital. - They demolished and damaged infrastructure in the Al-Muqataa neighborhood at the western entrance to the Tulkarem refugee camp - The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that its crews transported a 24-year-old man who was shot in the foot by live ammunition in Tulkarem. According to PRCS, Israeli forces stopped the ambulance, detained the medical team and forced them to take the injured young man to the military checkpoint west of the city. - The injury of the young man brought the total number of Palestinians injured in Israel’s onslaught on Tulkarem today to six. - Earlier this evening, a young man was also shot and injured in the thigh by Israeli forces' gunfire in the Tulkarem refugee camp. - The Israeli forces raided also Shuwaika suburb north of the city, the town of Anabta to the east, and Faroun to the south, and deployed vehicles and foot patrols in various streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles. **Names of the martyrs :** - Ihab Muhammad Atwi - Ramez Bassam Damir   **On January 28**, the Israeli assault of the both camps intensifies, with displacement order, pressure on healthcare, snipers on rooftop. [Testominy](https://x.com/dandoon_danya/status/1884227776846389286) *"My aunts told me there are Israeli Genocide Army snipers scattered on rooftops all over Tulkarm. No one is leaving their home. Schools are cancelled. Tulkarm refugee camp was ordered evacuated and families are staying in local masajid. A pregnant woman in labor was turned back..."* **3 injured were reported wounded by Israeli live bullets or shrapnels :** - A young Palestinian man was injured young man in the face by Israeli gunfire in eastern neighborhood. Despite the injury, Israeli forces obstructed PRCS from transporting him freely to the Thabet Thabet Government Hospital hospital holding them along with the casualty in front of a military checkpoint, west of the city, before detaining him despite he was in serious condition. - A child was injured after being hit by Israeli army gunfire in the chest. He was subsequently rushed to a hospital in serious condition. - A female journalist was injured by bullet shrapnel in the hand after the occupation soldiers opened live gunfire at journalists as the latter were covering the events in the city. **On January 29** - Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of martyr Tamer Fuqaha in Shuwaika, north of Tulkarm. A large military force, including a D10 bulldozer, stormed the area, deployed snipers, and carried out the demolition. Fuqaha’s family had been notified in November 2024 and given 72 hours to object. He was killed on May 4, 2024, after being accused of a shooting in November 2023 that killed an Israeli soldier. The demolition comes as part of an ongoing Israeli assault on Tulkarm, now in its third day, causing casualties, arrests, and widespread destruction.Israeli forces have intensified their operations in Tulkarem camp, imposing a complete blockade, deploying foot patrols, and forcing residents to leave their homes. - According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, Israeli occupation forces storm a Red Crescent ambulance center in Tulkarm and conduct searches at the center in the occupied West Bank. **On the week end of February 2–3, 2025** - Israeli occupation forces have besieged Tulkarm and its camp for the eighth consecutive day. More military vehicles and infantry patrols have been deployed. - On 3 february, At dawn, Israeli forces raided homes in Ezbet al-Tayah, south of Tulkarm, detaining five young men, including two brothers. Homes in the camp were raided, residents expelled, and buildings turned into military outposts for snipers. - Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital and Israa Specialized Hospital remain under siege.Ambulances and medical crews are obstructed, searched, and interrogated. - Red Crescent headquarters in central Tulkarm was raided and closed.Humanitarian workers were attacked and detained while evacuating elderly civilians. - Homes and businesses were vandalized, looted, and destroyed. Vegetable stalls in the central market were crushed by military vehicles. Bulldozers caused widespread destruction, leading to a collapse of water, electricity, and communication services. Humanitarian Crisis - Severe shortages of food, medical supplies, drinking water, and baby formula. The elderly, sick, women, and children are particularly affected. A Red Crescent team rescued an elderly man trapped for seven days without food or water. - Sniper Attacks : Israeli forces stationed in seized buildings fired at civilians, injuring a 40-year-old man. **Threats and hindrances:** Threatening leaflets were distributed in the hospitals' emergency areas, and Israeli forces hindered ambulance operations, conducting body searches and identity checks on staff and patients. Targeting and damage: Snipers have been positioned inside homes, targeting residents with direct gunfire, while significant damage has been done to the camp's infrastructure and both public and private properties. - A 70-year-old man was shot in the feet by Israeli forces in the Tulkarem refugee camp on Wednesday evening. PRCS teams responded to the medical emergency and transported the injured man to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital. The injured man was detained by Israeli forces while being transported by medical staff. - A 54-year-old man sustained head injuries from shrapnel. - A 52-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. - A child was severely injured by a live bullet to the chest in the western neighborhood of Tulkarem city and was transferred to hospitals in Nablus for further treatment. He has been identified as 11-year-old Saddam Hussein Iyad Rajab. He remains in very critical condition during one week and finaly died on February 7. **The status report on February 12** The Israeli aggression on Tulkarm city and its camp has continued for the 17th consecutive day, with the fourth day of aggression in the Nour Shams camp. - The siege on Tulkarm and Nour Shams camp continues, with forced displacement of residents, house raids, and arrests. - The Israeli forces sent more military reinforcements to the area, including infantry deployed across neighborhoods, and the use of live ammunition and reconnaissance aircraft. -Israeli forces raided the "new" Othman bin Affan Mosque in Tulkarm city, arresting displaced citizens. They also arrested Bader Hakam Hijazi from his home and two women (Ruba Al-Saed and Sireen Saidi) in early morning raids. - A young man was injured by gunfire in Kafr Al-Labad, east of Tulkarm. - The occupation forces are still imposing a siege on the eastern neighborhood of Tulkarm, particularly near the camp. Three buildings are being used as military barracks and sniper positions, preventing citizens from leaving their homes. - Residents in the besieged area have called for urgent action from organizations like the Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide food, health services, and facilitate movement. - A house belonging to the al-Awfi family was burned.Additional homes around the camp were seized and turned into military barracks and sniper positions. - The Jabara Bridge at the southern entrance to Tulkarm has been closed for the fifth consecutive day, separating the city from the villages of Al-Kafriyat. **Mass Displacement in Nour Shams Camp:** There has been a new wave of displacement in Nour Shams camp, with dozens of families being forced out under threat and intimidation, amid live ammunition fire and explosions. - Israeli forces raided homes, destroyed their contents, and arrested residents. - Bulldozers have destroyed infrastructure in several neighborhoods of Nour Shams camp, including Jabal al-Nasr, al-Salihin, al-Manshiya, and al-Maslakh, as well as Nablus Street. Humanitarian Crisis: Residents unable to leave their homes on the outskirts of the camp have appealed for food, water, medicine, and baby milk, as basic services like water, electricity, and communications have been cut off due to destruction of infrastructure. **On February 18, the 23rd Day of Tulkarm Invasion** Israeli forces attacked and targeted Palestinians with smoke bombs as they tried to recover their belongings from their homes threatened with demolition orders in Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank. They starting demolishing 16 Palestinian residential buildings under the pretext of expanding streets, amid the ongoing assault on the camp. At this date, at least 12 Palestinians have been killed since January. Local sources stated that the Israeli forces have forced more than 10,000 Palestinians, nearly 80% of the camp’s population, to be displaced forcibly to towns and villages in the Tulkarem Governorate.  **On February 20, 2025** - Teacher Ahmad Awad was killed after an Israeli occupation vehicle rammed into the car he and his wife were in today in Tulkarm. With Awwad's passing, the number of Palestinians killed in Tulkarm and its refugee camps during the ongoing Israeli offensive, now in its 26th day, has risen to 12. Among the casualties are a seven-year-old child and two women, one of whom was eight months pregnant. - Coordinated bomb attacks on 3 empty buses in Tel Aviv occurred with an unexploded device labeled 'in retaliation of Tulkarm.' This appears to many observers as an Israeli 'false flag' operation, providing a pretext for violent collective punishment of West Bank and its annexation. **On February 24, 2025** Israeli forces have been attacking Tulkarem city and its refugee camp for 29 consecutive days (Nur Shams refugee camp has been under siege for 16 straight days) while heavy military reinforcements were deployed, including infantry units. - Israeli troops forcibly entering homes, destroying interiors, and converting vacant houses into military outposts. Raids in Dhannaba area, east of Tulkarem, with searches but no reported arrests. - Severe restrictions on movement in and out of the refugee camps.Nablus Road blocked by military vehicles, disrupting traffic and movement. Jubara checkpoint closed for the 17th consecutive day, cutting off Tulkarem from surrounding villages. Relief teams blocked from delivering essential supplies (food, water, medicine, infant formula) worsening conditions for trapped civilians, especially women, children, and the elderly. - Bulldozers and D9 destroyed electricity, water, and communication services disrupted. -> Human rights organizations warn of a worsening humanitarian crisis. Appeals for urgent international action to end the siege and allow aid deliveries. **On March 15** The Israeli military offensive in Tulkarm has entered its 48th day, with forces forcibly displacing the remaining residents of the Muraba'at Hannoun neighborhood in the refugee camp. Troops raided homes, giving residents only minutes to leave under threats of violence, while warning of impending bulldozer and tank deployments. Many displaced individuals, including the elderly and sick, face dire humanitarian conditions. Israeli forces also raided other homes, causing property damage and seizing houses as military outposts. The offensive has led to the mass displacement of around 12,000 people, who are now seeking shelter elsewhere. **On March 26** [Israel’s 58-Day Siege of Tulkarm Leaves Devastation in Its Wake](https://en.safa.news/post/3893/Israel-s-58-Day-Siege-of-Tulkarm-Leaves-Devastation-in-Its-Wake)", transforming entire neighborhoods into war zones. - Armored vehicles patrol the streets, and soldiers occupy homes, evicting families at gunpoint to set up military bases. - Over 4,000 families have been displaced, with Israeli bulldozers destroying or damaging nearly 3,000 homes. Many are now homeless. - The human toll is severe—13 civilians have been killed, including a child and a pregnant woman, while dozens more have been injured or arrested during raids. - Streets that once bustled with life are now in ruins, with barricades, destroyed vehicles, and burnt shops. Basic necessities are scarce, and movement is restricted by arbitrary checkpoints and detentions in Nur Shams camp. Israel's tactics, including home seizures, forced evacuations, and property destruction, amount to collective punishment and violate international law. Despite this, global reactions have been muted, allowing the military's campaign to continue. - The people of Tulkarm face an existential threat, with their camps now resembling ghost towns. Schools and clinics are closed, and survivors feel the erasure of their homes and identity. **At the end of March**, another reason evoked to demolished the camp and create wide corridor inside it comes from the X account of @BenTzionMacales : *"How can you tell when a "refugee camp" has turned into a terrorist base? Before large-scale operations against terrorists from various factions began, but after the security situation in Samaria started to deteriorate, militants began concealing their movements within the camps from the eyes of the IDF by placing black sheets over the alleys. In photos published before the launch of Operation Iron Wall, extensive covering of the alleys in the Tulkarm and Nur Shams camps could be seen. Until the operation, every IDF activity in the camps included removing these sheets, but they would be put back afterward. Creating corridors within the camps will help put an end to this phenomenon."* On April 12-13, 2025 In Tulkarm City ▪️ Israeli forces have continued their assault on Tulkarm city for the 76th consecutive day. ▪️ More than 800 civilians—including women and children—were forcibly evacuated from residential buildings in the northern neighborhood facing Tulkarm Camp. ▪️ Five buildings housing dozens of families, including those displaced from Tulkarm and Nour Shams, were seized and converted into military positions. ▪️ Occupation forces took over additional homes on Nablus Street and in the northern city, turning them into outposts and surrounding them with vehicles. ▪️ Checkpoints have intensified, especially along Nablus Street and the Jabara Bridge gate, restricting movement. ▪️ Heavily armed forces, including “Eitan” armored carriers, stormed the city and stationed near Al-Salam roundabout, stopping vehicles and checking IDs. ▪️ Bulldozers carried out destruction near the Zeinat gas station and other areas, damaging streets and civilian infrastructure. ▪️ Nablus Street remains heavily militarized, with dirt mounds blocking access in both directions. ▪️ Raids were carried out in the Thannaba neighborhood and Deir Al-Ghusoun. Homes were vandalized and residents detained, interrogated, and abused. Casualties and Displacement ▪️ 13 Palestinians have been martyred, including a child and two women—one of them eight months pregnant. ▪️ Dozens have been injured or arrested since the start of the campaign. ▪️ Over 4,000 families from Tulkarm and Nour Shams Camps have been forcibly displaced, along with dozens more from the northern city neighborhoods. ▪️ 396 homes have been completely destroyed and 2,573 partially damaged in Tulkarem and Nour Shams. ▪️ Dirt barriers continue to seal off entrances and alleyways in both camps. **On July 7, 2025** Testimony of a woman displaced from Tulkarm Refugee Camp, describing her and her friend's family's experience: *"I am still displaced. Last month was the most heartbreaking time in my life. We were asked to return to the camps, take all of our belongings, and forget about our homes. They intend to demolish everything, maybe this is because they intend to formally annex the West Bank. So many houses were turned into ruins. And the houses that were not demolished, the IDF vandalized everything, and left the homes in uninhabitable condition. We were forced to take off our shoes and walk barefoot. They were yelling at us, cursing, pointing guns as if we were criminals. We were subject to a very inhumane treatment, whether in this situation, or during the sudden IDF raids in the middle of the night. Now, no one is allowed to come near the areas they have taken over. Otherwise, he will be sniped off. We have heard that more demolitions are planned to happen. Some of these demolitions happened on the first day of Eid. My heart is shattered."* And here she describes her friend's testimony: *"After expelling her family, the soldiers called her husband, and cursed at him in Hebrew and asked for the Wi-Fi password. She told me that the family had just charged the prepaid electricity with 550 shekels. This amount of money would normally last five to six months. The soldiers used it up in less than a week. Then they called her husband again, cursing at him, and they ordered him to top it up. She described the massive destruction and vandalism that they caused. The soldiers had urinated in all the corners of the house, thrown all the types of trash everywhere, scribbled on the walls, stubbed cigarettes out on the furniture, tossed items outside (including electrical equipment, cooking items, utensils, mattresses), and burned the family photo albums, and so many other things. Palestinian women deeply cherish their cup and saucer sets, and they often treat them as very precious and treasured possessions. These sets are typically kept in a safe place for the most important guests and are passed down from one generation to the next. Yet the soldiers, who seem to be fully aware of how precious these items were to the woman, deliberately threw them out the window, and they were completely shattered."* **On July 8:** The Israeli Public Prosecution is appealing a court decision to halt the demolition of more than 100 buildings in Tulkarm camp, equivalent to 400 apartments. Israeli bulldozers resumed demolition operations in the camp today after demolishing more than 100 apartments. **On September 11**, Israeli forces have arrested more than 1,000 Palestinians, a campaign that rights advocates and local officials describe as collective punishment after an improvised explosive device wounded two Israeli soldiers. Data from the Tulkarem Media Committee indicate that more than 600 homes were completely destroyed in recent assaults on Tulkarem and Nur Shams camps, with partial damage to about 2,573 others.

**On January 25**, Israeli special forces sormed Hebron and raided several houses in retaliation of the popular celebration organized for the prisoner released in part of the ceasefire agreement. Homes of released detainees Mashhour al-Rajabi and Ahmed Yaqeen al-Jaabari were stormed. Soldiers threatened to re-arrest detainees if reception ceremonies were held. Widely, Shops were forced to close as soldiers opened fire with live rounds. **Abu Sneineh Neighborhood, Hebron City:** Israeli forces stormed the home of Akram Badawi, a released detainee. A 17-year-old was shot in the head with a rubber-coated steel round during celebrations, requiring hospital treatment. Soldiers fired concussion grenades, tear gas, and rubber-coated rounds at civilians. **Beit Ummar Town (North of Hebron):** Israeli forces stormed the Al-Bayada area, sparking protests. oldiers fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and tear gas, causing many to suffer inhalation injuries. Victims were treated at a medical center. **Jabal Jawhar Area, Hebron City:** Four young men were assaulted by Israeli forces, sustaining injuries that required hospital treatment. **Nablus (Northern Occupied West Bank)** **Qabalan Town (South of Nablus):** Home of released detainee Anas Al-Aqraa was stormed. Tear gas and concussion grenades were fired, causing inhalation injuries. Citizens were physically assaulted by soldiers. **Al-Ram and Al-Eizariya Towns:** Home of released detainee Ibrahim Abu Sneineh was invaded. Citizens were prevented from gathering to welcome the detainee. **Ramallah and Al-Biereh Governorate (Central West Bank)** Homes of multiple released detainees were stormed. Families were threatened with consequences if celebrations were organized for the released detainees. This organized summary provides a location-based overview of the incidents reported.

On January 25, Israeli forces raided the Balata RC near Nablus. This is part of the incursion campaign across all urban areas of the West Bank, which has been underway since the ceasefire in Gaza and the "Iron Wall" operation in Jenin. Large Palestinian crowds had gathered during the day to welcome prisoner released as part of the ceasefire agreements A video circulating on social media shows the moment Ahmad Mahmoud Hashash, 42-year-old, was shot with live bullets while trying to seek shelter in an alley. Ahmad Mahmoud Hashash, succumbed to his injuries on Saturday evening. He was critically injured by live fire during the incursion and was transported to a hospital in Nablus, where his death was later confirmed. During the raid Israeli forces deployed snipers on rooftops and used live ammunition and tear gas during the attack. The raid came as the occupying forces were conducting raids into the houses of prisoners set free as part of the second batch under the Gaza ceasefire agreement to prevent any "public displays of joy”.

**On January 25**, in the evening, Israeli special forces sormed Hebron and raided several area in occupied Jerusalem in retaliation of the popular celebration organized for the prisoner released in part of the ceasefire agreement. Israeli forces shot two Palestinian young men and abducted another after storming the homes of ywo released detainee, in the town of Kafr ‘Aqab, north of occupied Jerusalem. They re-abudect the released detainee, Ashraf Zaghir, arrested also his brother, and opened fire at citizens with live rounds and tear gas canisters, shooting two young men with live rounds. **Jerusalem Governorate statement :** They announced that the army detained the released detainee, Zaghir, after breaking into his home, and abducted his brother, Amir Zaghir. The Jerusalem Governorate added that Israeli forces invaded the town of Al-Ram, and the town of Al-Eizariya, north and east of the city, and stormed the home of the released detainee, Ibrahim Abu Sneineh, and prevented citizens from gathering to receive him.