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Hundreds remain displaced after latest Israeli incursion into West Bank
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says at least 82 Palestinian families – some 360 people – remain displaced after the deadly raids by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank’s Tulkarem and Tubas.
According to OCHA, Israeli forces damaged 660 housing units in their large-scale incursion. It also warned the school year faces “major challenges”, with 782,000 students affected by movement restrictions and violence by Jewish settlers from illegal settlements.
Additionally, 58 schools are at risk of demolition, it said.
At least 82 #Palestinian families (360 people) remain displaced after the latest operation by Israeli forces in Tulkarm and Tubas, damaging about 660 homes.
Read our update on violence, casualties, displacement & humanitarian operations in the #WestBank: https://t.co/PpJeXAvKYr pic.twitter.com/kFH8UTx3mB
— OCHA oPt (Palestine) (@ochaopt) September 18, 2024
Five killed in Israeli attack on home in Gaza City
Several others have been wounded in the air strike, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reports, citing medical sources. The attack struck a residential home in northern Gaza City’s Sabra neighbourhood.
