Tulkarm - Saba:
The Zionist occupation forces began, on Tuesday, a large-scale demolition of houses in Tulkarm camp, in light of the ongoing aggression against it for the 23rd consecutive day.
The Palestinian News Agency "Wafa" reported that the occupation forces notified the demolition of 14 houses inside the camp, under the pretext of paving a street in the middle of the camp extending from the agency area to the Balawneh neighborhood.
According to initial estimates monitored based on field observations and official statements issued by the Tulkarm governor, the number of houses completely destroyed by the occupation during the ongoing aggression on Tulkarm camp amounted to at least 22 houses, 300 houses partially, and 11 houses were burned, while the number of forcibly displaced people was estimated at about 10,450.
The Zionist occupation forces deliberately destroyed the infrastructure and water, electricity, sewage and communications networks in the camp.
Tulkarm Governor Abdullah Kamil called on the international community and human rights and humanitarian institutions to pressure the occupation authorities to stop the crime and massacre against Tulkarm camp.
Kamil said in a press statement, according to what was reported by the "Wafa" agency, that the occupation forces aim through these crimes to strike the existential place of the camp, as it is a witness to the crime of the era, which is the Nakba, in addition to targeting UNRWA, and other crimes that are practiced daily against our people everywhere.
He added that all that the occupation forces are doing in terms of ongoing aggression against Tulkarm Governorate, and forcing residents to be forcibly displaced from Tulkarm and Nour Shams camps for 23 days, is a clear violation of international humanitarian law and all international charters and norms.
He added: All of this increases our insistence on adhering to the fixed and inalienable national rights, leading to ending the occupation and establishing our independent Palestinian state with East Quds as its capital.