The Israeli attack on the occupied West Bank forcibly displaced 40,000: United Nations | Israeli conflict news

The United Nations says 44 deaths in the West Bank occupied since January were related to the operations in Jenin, Tolkrim and Tobas.

UNRWA has said that the forced displacement of Palestinians in the northern region of the occupied West Bank is rising at a risk rate, as the number of people who had been evacuating 40,000 since January.

UNRWA’s warning came as the Israeli forces continued with their huge raids on Tuesday, as Jinin stormed and arrested three people, while more than ten homes were demolished in two areas near the city of Hebron.

Since the beginning of an Israeli operation on January 21, targeting Jenin refugee camp UNRWA said its neighboring city had expanded to other areas of the occupied territories.

She said that many refugee camps, including Jenin, Toulkarim, Nour Shams and Vara, “almost emptied its residents”, describing the military operation for about three weeks as “the longest individual in the West Bank” since The second intifada.

According to UNOWA, the four camps were a group home for about 76,600 Palestinian refugees.

UNRWA said that “the repeated and destroyed operations” carried out by the Israeli forces “made the northern refugee camps uninfected, besieging the population in periodic displacement.”

“In 2024, more than 60 percent of the displacement was due to the operations of the Israeli forces,” in the absence of any judicial orders. “

In 2025, UNRWA indicated that Israel carried out 38 air strikes targeting the West Bank.

According to the site of armed conflict and events (ACLED), a US -based crisis monitoring group, the operation in the West Bank was almost killed in the West Bank 70 people At least 44 deaths were associated with Israeli operations in Jenin, Tolkram and Tobas. These numbers are supported by the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

UNRWA has repeated its Israeli invitation to protect civilians and civil infrastructure “at all times”, adding that “the collective punishment is never acceptable.”

Since January 30, UNRWA has no contact with the Israeli authorities after that Prohibit them The agency noted that it makes it impossible to raise concerns about the civil suffering in the Palestinian territories.

“This exposes a great danger to the lives of Palestinian refugees and UNRWA employees who serve them,” she said.