Israel expands the demolition of refugee houses of the West Bank

The Israeli forces entered the refugee camp in the night and began to order the 20,000 Palestinian residents to leave 20,000 Palestinian residents, 66-year-old Jumaa Zaway said.

“I’m all left, but if the Israeli forces come to attack our house, I want to be there because I want to be there.”

Following the three days, the fears of fear, weapons, explosions and drones were commands to pass through the neighborhood and could not go out in Jumaa noise. Then the water and electricity was cut, the phone was exhausted by battery and Jumaa and felt it could no longer stay.

Now, three months later, Jenin stands on a hill in Jenin City in Jenin, looking at the dream city of refugee camp and other inhabitants still prevents the return of the Israeli army.

During the operations against the Palestinian armed groups in the camp in the camp, he tries to see if there were many destroyed by Israeli forces. The sound of the ongoing explosions can be heard below.

“Some people think that our building is collapsed, but we do not know for certain,” Jmaa struggles to express himself with his feelings.

The father of nine people working in the construction, for three months, the camp was taken to the school for the settlers. Now it was not settled for his brother for university students.

In October 2023, before the start of the war in Gaza, Israel was already engaged in a military campaign against armed groups in the West Bank.

A number of groups in 1948 fleeing the creation of the state of Israel, or a number of groups fired from their homes, or were expelled from their homes.

The main groups in Jen’s camp are related to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamass. Their warriors attacked the Israeli military for the Sporadic attacks on Israeli residents on the West Bank of Israel.

The number of warriors is not known, but local journalists estimate that both Israeli and the Palestinian organization are 150 fighters in Jen’s camp before the latest operations.

The Palestinian Organization, which governs parts of the West Bank, launched its attack in the Jen’s camp in December 2024, and its forces were retreated only when the Israeli army started there in January.

The Israeli Defense Minister called on “nests of terrorist” and to enter and block a number of refugee camps on the North West Coast, which is near the Azerbaijani-Palestinians in January.

Residents of the residents ordered the demolition wave, some residents ordered the wave of the building and gave short opportunities to collect items.

However, because Israel almost completely prevented the speech to camps and not clearly declares the destruction of which buildings, they openly insulted whether they had a house to return a house of many Palestinians.

Untwa’s Palestinian Refugee Agency, the best estimate is that the Iron Wall, which is aimed at the three refugee camps in the north of the West Bank of Israel, leaves at least 260 buildings. Unrwa estimates that 42,000 Palestinians have been displaced since January.

In February, the Israeli army announced that 60 wars were killed and 280 arrests in operations. Meanwhile, Palestinian health officials have reportedly killed 100 people on the western coast since Israel’s January operation.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the army destroyed the weapons and infrastructure “on a large-scale” and prevented the army to remain in a refugee camp and return to the residents.

The Israeli army told the BBC that Militias exploits the civilian population as human shields, and explosive devices endanger. “

On May 1, Israel gave a new map of 106 buildings to Palestinian officials on the west coast, and “military goals” will fall in Nur Shams Refugee camps. Residents said he could apply for a short window to get back home to get the main items.

Assistance agencies say the Israeli campaign is the reason for the largest IDP in the West Bank in the West Bank.

Roland Friedrich, who said, “What happened,” said Roland Friedrich, Unbdafa’s West Bank Director.

“We have not seen anything like this since 1967 in terms of the number and level of destruction of IDPs,” he said.

While he was filmed with Jen’s Mary, the BBC, the Israeli forces, including several Palestinians, including several Palestinians, including a nearby hospital, including a nearby hospital, including a nearby hospital. They were kept for three hours before release.

“Citizens have great difficulties in terms of service. As everyone knows, the infrastructure in Jen’s camp has been completely demolished,” Major Muhammad Jarrar says.

“Israel’s goal is to try to prepare Jen’s camp completely and tell you that it will be completely constant.”

Israel’s western response refugee camps, which are impossible, and created information about Roland Friedrich, including the exact degree of demolitions.

Jumaa is among some of the IDPs that are a short visit by Israeli forces to buy items. He was just able to hold the UN ID and family dog. Then two months later, in March, Israel gave a map of more than 90 buildings, which were detected for demolition. Jumaa’s residence looked to be among them.

The Israeli army told the BBC that these buildings had to be demolished to improve the “freedom of movement” for their forces, but did not confirm that Jumaa’s house was really destroyed.

The BBC compared the Israeli magic map to Jeni’s satellite images in a week. On March 27, we were able to confirm that at least 33 buildings in the list, including Jumaa. Satellite images have revealed many subsequent demolitions, including many subsequent demolitions since January, including the construction of new roads by the Israeli forces, which are previously stood.

“Why did they dismantle my house? I want to know. I want the Israeli army to justify me. I have nothing to do for servicemen. I am a peaceful person.”

“I’ve been working for work for 50 years to build my house.”

Despite learning the demolition of his house, Jumaa remains insistent to return home.

“I won’t leave the camp. If I reset my house, I will build a tent instead.”

“Is this not enough to move my family in 1948, and now we are not enough?”

Additional report by Lina Shaikhouni and Daniele Palumbo.