Israeli military operation led more than 40,000 Palestinians to leave their homes in the territory occupied, the largest exodus since 1967
A recent military operation of that lasted weeks in It resulted in the displacement of approximately 40,000 Palestinians, marking the largest civilian exodus since 1967. The actions target armed groups in the cities of Jenin, Tulkarem and Tubas, with the Israeli army claiming that the goal is to combat terrorist threats. However, many Palestinians fear that this movement is a strategy for permanent displacement and control over the areas managed by the Palestinian Authority.
Among those displaced, many are descendants of refugees who were forced to leave their land in 1948, which makes the situation even more painful. Although about 3,000 people have been able to return, most remain without shelter. The Israeli army demolished several structures and destroyed local infrastructure, including water and sanitation systems, which made the fields of refugee inhabitable.
A He recorded significant damage to more than 150 homes in Jenin. Israel’s army admitted the demolition of at least 23 buildings, but has not confirmed more up -to -date numbers. A military spokesman stated that the intention is to eliminate armed groups and avoid terrorist attacks, denying the existence of a policy of forced displacement.
However, reports from Palestinians indicate that many have been forced to leave their homes under the threat of violence. Although the army denied the issuance of evacuation orders, Palestinians mention statements of Israeli ministers who encourage the escape of Palestinian civilians, which could weaken the Palestinian authority. This situation generates a climate of uncertainty and fear among the local population.
*Report produced with the aid of AI
Posted by Victor Oliveira
