INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Israeli army has continued with its large-scale military raid in the northern occupied West Bank city of Jenin and its refugee camp,
killed in Jenin since January 21.The army has also deployed hundreds of soldiers and bulldozers that demolished houses and tore up vital
largest displacement operation in decades.The camps, built for descendants of Palestinian refugees who fled or were driven from their homes
in the 1948 Nakba around the creation of Israel, have long been major centers for resistance groups fighting Israeli occupation.They have
been raided repeatedly by the Israeli military but the current operation, which began as the ceasefire was agreed in the besieged and
bombarded Gaza Strip, has been on an unusually large scale.According to figures from the Palestinian Authority, about 17,000 people have now
been forced out of Jenin refugee camp, leaving it almost deserted
and power.Humanitarian officials say they have not seen such displacement in the West Bank since the 1967 war, when Israel captured the
Friedrich, director of West Bank affairs for UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.Israeli forces have also continued to carry out
arrests of Palestinians across the West Bank.On Wednesday, four people, including two children, were detained from Jenin.Also on Wednesday,
an elderly woman was shot in the chest near the entrance to the Jenin refugee camp.The Palestinian news agency Wafa said Israeli forces have
sealed the entrances of the camp and that soldiers stationed at the main entrance have been shooting at people who try coming near
it.Elsewhere in the West Bank, Israeli forces raided and demolished a home in Hebron, while military bulldozers razed agricultural land.
