Israeli occupation continues its aggression on Tulkarm and its camps for the 118th consecutive day.

The Israeli occupation forces continue their aggression on the city of Tulkarm and its camp for the 118th consecutive day, and on the Nour Shams camp for the 105th day, amid an escalation in the field and ongoing provocations against civilians.

WAFA reported that an infantry force was deployed this morning in the city center, specifically around the Martyr Thabet Thabet Roundabout and Nablus Street, stopping citizens and vehicles and preventing them from passing.

The city, its two camps, and its suburbs are witnessing intense, 24-hour activity by occupation forces' vehicles and infantry units, patrolling the main streets and neighborhoods, obstructing the movement of citizens and vehicles, and obstructing traffic in the opposite direction. Surprise checkpoints are also being set up, particularly in the city center, on Nablus Street, and at the Shuweika roundabout in the northern neighborhood.

In a related development, occupation forces stormed the eastern and southern suburbs of Dhenaba and Artah at dawn today, patrolling the main streets, conducting extensive searches, and obstructing the movement of vehicles and citizens.

The occupation forces also continue to impose a stifling siege on the Tulkarm and Nur Shams refugee camps, preventing forcibly displaced families from returning to their homes or even checking on their property in the camps. They also fire bullets at anyone who attempts to approach the camps.

In recent days, Nour Shams camp has witnessed a demolition campaign that has affected more than 20 buildings in its main neighborhoods, damaging neighboring buildings. This comes as part of the occupation's plan to demolish 106 buildings in the two camps, including 58 in Tulkarm camp and 48 in Nour Shams camp, to open roads and alter the geographical features of the camps.

Israeli occupation forces also continue to seize homes and residential buildings on Nablus Street and the adjacent northern neighborhood, forcibly evicting residents and converting them into military barracks. Some of these buildings have been under occupation for more than two months.

Nablus Street, which connects Tulkarm and Nur Shams refugee camps, also suffered extensive damage after the occupation forces placed earth mounds along its length months ago. This significantly impacted vehicle traffic and exacerbated the suffering of residents. This was in addition to the bulldozing and excavation work carried out, particularly at the northern entrance to Tulkarm refugee camp.

The ongoing aggression on Tulkarm and its two camps has so far left 13 martyrs, including a child and two women, one of whom was eight months pregnant. Dozens have also been wounded and detained, and the infrastructure, homes, shops, and vehicles have been severely damaged by demolition, arson, and looting.

This escalation has led to the displacement of more than 4,200 families from the two camps, representing over 25,000 citizens, and the complete destruction of more than 400 homes and the partial destruction of 2,573 others. Furthermore, the entrances and alleys of the two camps have been sealed off with earth mounds, transforming them into isolated areas almost devoid of any sign of life.