Forces withdraw from Qalandia and Kafr 'Aqab camps

During a two-day offensive, the Israeli occupation forces launched widespread raids and incursions into the Qalandia Refugee Camp and Kafr Aqab, north of Jerusalem. These operations resulted in numerous injuries and arrests, as well as the destruction of public and private property. The confrontations caused 51 injuries, including wounds and exposure to toxic gases, and led to the arrest of over 60 Palestinian citizens, including children and women. Homes were turned into military barracks, forcibly detained, and many shops and public places were destroyed. The purpose of this aggression is to impose military control and solidify settler projects in the area, paving the way for colonial construction on the camp’s land. This forms part of an Israeli plan to expand settlements and separate Jerusalem from its northern parts, coinciding with internal Israeli political decline. Palestinian organizations have called on the international community to assume its responsibilities, halt these violations, and protect the Palestinian people in Jerusalem.

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