Jenin, a city in the West Bank, was the target of a significant operation by the Israeli military that left 27 people injured and seven dead. Israeli news organisations said that Israel's army started off by carrying out airstrikes and advancing ground troops in the direction of the city. At least seven Palestinian militants were killed during the operation by the Israel army's huge strike. Around 27 people were hurt during the walkout, according to the Palestinian Authority's health ministry; seven of them are Palestinians, and their conditions are very grave.
In order to stop "terror" in Jenin, Israel's Security forces are actively involved. According to the Israel Defence Force, after one in the morning, they struck terror infrastructure in the city. The Jenin Battalion, which served as a meeting site for "armed terrorists" prior to or during terrorist attacks, was among the armed groups in the city that were the target of a joint airstrike, according to the military. According to the assertion, it serves as a communications hub for terrorists as well as a station where bombs and munitions are kept.
In the West Bank in the 2000s, during the second Palestinian uprising, Israel last carried out a strike of this magnitude. For the past 20 years, militant organisations have continuously fired rockets from the Palestinian coastal area of Gaza, but West Bank militant organisations have not yet achieved the same level of capability.
During an Israeli operation in Jenin on June 19, a gunfight resulted in the deaths of at least five Palestinians, including a 15-year-old girl, and over a dozen more casualties. Additionally wounded on that day were numerous Israeli security personnel, which resulted in the detention of two Palestinians suspected of terrorist activities.
Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, an IDF spokesman, said that the operation, which focused on refugee camps, was one of several that we have carried out and will continue to carry out. We didn't go inside the camp to live there. This operation targets terrorist groups with a base in Jenin, in contrast to the Palestinian Authority. He did not call it by a name, but he called it a "brigade-level raid."
Israeli soldiers were unharmed during the operation that took place on Monday morning. The action was applauded by Israel's defence minister, Yoav Gallant, who also tweeted that anyone who hurts Israeli citizens will pay a high price. He said, "The defence establishment is ready for any scenario," and said that they were attentively watching the enemy's activities.
© Copyright 2023. All Rights Reserved Powered by Vygr Media.
