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Occupation forces bar Jenin and Tulkarm residents
The article discusses the Israeli occupation army’s stance regarding the continuation of its military presence in the Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nur Shams camps in the West Bank, after a year and a half of ongoing aggression. The Israeli government has affirmed its refusal to allow residents to return to their homes and plans to consolidate its operational control over the long term by establishing permanent bases and expanding military activities, including the construction of a new military site near Jenin—the first such installation in the area (A) since the Oslo Accords were signed. The occupation also indicated its intention to reorganize resistance within the camps after withdrawing the troops, by controlling weapons and increasing surveillance over roads and corridors. Despite claims that it does not intend to maintain a permanent presence, military measures and ongoing settlement expansion—such as re-establishing previous settlements—demonstrate that Israel is escalating its policies. More than 33,000 Palestinians have been subjected to continuous displacement since the start of the aggression in January, with widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure. Human rights organizations also confirm that the occupation is imposing long-term control and hindering residents’ return, despite international law considering the displacement of populations as an exceptional and temporary measure.
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