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    Jenin in ruins: Palestinians assess aftermath of intense Israeli raid

    Jenin in ruins: Palestinians assess aftermath of intense Israeli raid

    Palestinians in the West Bank city of Jenin are assessing the widespread destruction left behind by the intense Israeli military raid. The Israeli army withdrew its troops from the area on July 5 after a two-day operation, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that similar operations could be carried out in the future.

    Photo: Aftermath of the military operation 
    Source: AP

    During the raid, thirteen Palestinians and one Israeli soldier lost their lives. Residents of the Jenin refugee camp have begun to return to their homes, only to find streets lined with piles of rubble and cars flattened or burnt. Shopkeepers and bulldozers have started the arduous task of clearing the debris, while thousands who had fled the fighting are now coming back to assess the damage.

    The army claimed that the operation inflicted heavy damage on militant groups in the area, utilizing a combination of airstrikes and ground troops. However, it remains uncertain whether this offensive will have any lasting impact, given the sustained period of heavy fighting in the West Bank over the past year and a half.

    Prime Minister Netanyahu, speaking during a visit to a military post on the outskirts of Jenin, affirmed his government's commitment to combating terrorism.

    "We will eradicate terrorism wherever we see it and we will strike at it," the minister stated. 

    He emphasized that the operation in Jenin was not a singular event and suggested that similar actions could be taken in the future if deemed necessary.

    The raid on Jenin marks one of the most intense Israeli military operations in the West Bank since the end of the armed Palestinian uprising against Israel's prolonged occupation two decades ago. The scenes witnessed in Jenin, with massive army bulldozers tearing through camp alleys, bore an eerie resemblance to a major Israeli incursion that occurred in 2002, known as the battle of Jenin, which lasted for eight days.

    In both instances, the objective was to crush militant groups within the camp and deter future attacks on Israelis originating from the area. The Israeli army claimed success in each operation, but the long-term effects and consequences remain uncertain.

    As Palestinians in Jenin begin to rebuild their lives in the aftermath of the devastating raid, the cycle of violence and destruction in the West Bank continues to pose challenges to the prospects of lasting peace and stability in the region.

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