The Israeli occupation forces continue their aggression on the city of Jenin and its camp for the 101st consecutive day.

During the ongoing aggression, the occupation forces continue to send additional military reinforcements towards the camp and its surroundings.

During this time, the city is witnessing the deployment of infantry units in several of its neighborhoods, while most of the governorate's villages are witnessing daily military movements and the constant presence of occupation patrols and vehicles.

Since the beginning of the aggression on the city and camp on January 21, 40 people have been killed, in addition to dozens of injuries and arrests.

The occupation forces continue to carry out extensive bulldozing and destruction operations inside the camp, aiming to alter its features and structure, while continuing to prevent entry or access to it. Concerns have increased with the occupation forces' recent installation of iron gates at the camp's entrances. Official estimates indicate that all homes and facilities in the camp have been completely or partially damaged as a result of the ongoing aggression and ongoing destruction and bulldozing operations.

In addition to the extensive damage to the camp, Jenin Municipality estimates that 800 housing units in the city have sustained partial damage, in addition to 15 buildings that have been demolished in the city since the beginning of the aggression, with the majority of the damage concentrated in the eastern neighborhood and the Al-Hadaf neighborhood.

Camp families, along with hundreds of families from the city and surrounding areas, remain forcibly displaced to this day. Official estimates from the Jenin Municipality indicate that the number of displaced persons from the camp and city has exceeded 22,000.

The economic situation in Jenin continues to deteriorate, with massive commercial losses recorded as a result of the aggression, which has led to numerous commercial closures and the halting of shopping traffic to and from the city. Furthermore, bulldozing and destruction of infrastructure on the streets have resulted in the damage to a large number of shops. Meanwhile, some areas of the city are experiencing complete economic paralysis, especially in the western neighborhoods.