Occupation forces block Jenin and Tulkarm residents
The Israeli Occupation Government informed the Supreme Court that it refuses to allow residents of Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nour Shams camps to return to their homes, reaffirming its determination to establish operational control over the area after a year and a half of the aggression began. Despite claiming that it does not seek a permanent presence within the camps, it announced plans to establish new military sites, including permanent bases, expand settlements, and continue displacements, with more than 33,000 Palestinians displaced since the start of the aggression in January 2024. Human rights organizations have confirmed that the occupation continues to impose long-term control, even though international law considers the evacuation of populations a temporary situation, and that the occupation bears the responsibility of restoring residents' rights and allowing them to return to their homes.
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