Occupation damages memorials in Tulkarem
Today, Tuesday, the Israeli occupation forces demolished memorial statues and symbolic banners dedicated to martyrs and national figures in the city of Tulkarm and the town of Kafr al-Labad east of the city, as part of their ongoing aggression against the city and its refugee camps, now in their 555th day. The assaults included destroying the monument of Martyr Ziad Daa's in the Khadouri University Street, the statue of George Habash in the Al-'Alami roundabout, as well as vandalizing images of martyrs on electricity poles and inside the neighborhoods and surrounding streets. The Governor of Tulkarm condemned these acts, describing them as blatant assaults on public property aimed at increasing destruction and deepening the suffering of residents, within the framework of the collective punishment policy followed by the occupation forces. He called for international action to hold them accountable for their ongoing violations. This comes amid continued aggression that has resulted in the martyrdom, injury, and detention of dozens, destruction of infrastructure, and the displacement of thousands of residents amid repeated raids into the city's areas and refugee camps.
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