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Jenin attack: Death toll reaches 11 on second day raid

Jenin under attack: Death toll increases to 11 amid second day incursion
MENA
8 min read
04 July, 2023
Israel carried out a violent raid in Jenin for a second day in a row, where at least 11 people have been killed in the worst military aggression in over two decades, drawing international condemnation.
Israel carried out a reign of terror for a second day in a row in Jenin, killing at least 11 of residents and damaging its infrastructure [Getty]

This live blog has now ended. Follow °®Âþµº ,  and  for the latest news on Israel's continued aggression in Jenin which entered its second day on Tuesday.

At least 11 Palestinians have been killed in the deadly incursion in Jenin, where gunfire and explosions were heard overnight. Many of the victims were teenagers.

Palestinians have expressed that the ongoing raid in Jenin is the worst in two decades, while the operation has forced at least 3,000 to flee their homes from the city's refugee camp as Israeli forces have warned that such homes will be "shelled".

Meanwhile, in Tel Aviv, several people were injured following a stabbing and car-ramming incident, with the suspect being killed.

Many international bodies and NGOs have condemned the Israeli aggression in Jenin, including the UN, the World Health Organization and the Arab League.

“The killing, maiming and the destruction of property must stop," UN human rights chief Volker Turk said on the ongoing violence.