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Residents returning to the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza describe extensive destruction following a three-week Israeli military operation against Hamas. The camp, which saw intense bombardment and fighting, has been left with demolished homes, infrastructure, and essential services. The UN and local officials report significant casualties and a dire humanitarian situation, with urgent appeals for international assistance.
After twenty days of intense bombardment and ground assaults, Israeli forces partially withdrew from Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza, leaving it in ruins and revealing mass graves with over 120 bodies, mostly dismembered and decomposed. The devastation has rendered the camp unlivable, with thousands of homes destroyed and residents displaced. The Israeli military's actions, including the use of hospitals as bases and the destruction of food supplies, have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, leading to widespread starvation and suffering among Palestinians. The international community's response, particularly from the US, has been criticized for failing to address the severity of the situation.
The Israel Defense Forces concluded a 20-day military operation in Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp, killing over 100 Hamas fighters and retrieving the bodies of seven hostages. The operation resulted in the destruction of over 1,000 homes and the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians. Hamas has refused to negotiate a cease-fire, and the conflict is expected to continue.
Israeli forces have withdrawn from Jabalia in northern Gaza after a three-week offensive that resulted in significant destruction and the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians. The operation aimed to dismantle Hamas's military capabilities, resulting in the elimination of hundreds of terrorists and the destruction of tunnels and weapon sites. The conflict, which began in October with a Hamas attack on Israel, continues with no immediate prospects for ceasefire talks as both sides remain entrenched in their positions.