Israeli Raid in Jenin Ends with 12 Palestinians Dead

Residents claim raids aim to displace them, as hospitals struggle to cope with influx of wounded.

A three-day Israeli military raid in the West Bank city of Jenin has resulted in the deaths of at least 12 Palestinians and the wounding of 34 others.
The Israeli military reported detaining 14 wanted suspects, including three affiliated with Hamas, and said it 'eliminated 10 terrorists.'
Residents and local leaders in the Jenin refugee camp claim the raids are aimed at displacing residents and making conditions unlivable.
At least 78 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli military raids in Jenin since Oct. 7, making it the deadliest period in the city in recent years.
The Palestinian Authority’s health minister, Mai Al-Kaila, said that the situation in Jenin’s hospitals was 'very difficult,' with Israeli forces obstructing arrivals of wounded people, searching and detaining medical workers, and attacking ambulances.