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Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz emphasized that the Supreme Court should stop interfering in military operations in the West Bank and that the continued presence of forces there is essential to save the lives of Israeli soldiers and civilians. He pointed out that the occupation forces conducted operations that expanded control over Jenin, Nour Shams, and Tulkarem camps, which have become strongholds of Iran-backed terrorism, leading to an 80% decrease in terrorist activity in the West Bank. He clarified that the long-term presence of forces in the camps is linked to security, and that the Supreme Court has no right to interfere in military and security matters. He reaffirmed his complete rejection of any retreat, stating that he will carry out orders to protect the population and soldiers, and that legislative measures will be taken if necessary. This comes after the Israeli Supreme Court's decision to request the government to set a timetable for the return of residents to Jenin and Nour Shams camps, a demand Israel refuses, claiming that security conditions do not permit it and that the presence of forces is necessary to continue operations. Palestinian camps are witnessing infrastructure destruction and forced displacement, with ongoing restrictions preventing residents from returning, despite Israeli claims of offering alternatives. The United Nations states that more than half of the structures in the camps have been destroyed or damaged, amid warnings of worsening humanitarian and security conditions in the area.
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