Israel Continues Demolishing Palestinian Homes

Israeli forces continue demolishing refugee camps in the occupied West Bank, with Tulkarem and Jenin heavily affected. Entire neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble, forcing displaced Palestinians into overcrowded shelters. Many see this as a second forced expulsion, with fears of further displacement. In Jenin, authorities declared the camp uninhabitable, while Israel bars Tulkarem’s refugees from returning.

Soldiers have taken over some Palestinian homes, with videos showing them inside. Israel plans to extend its operations into 2025, targeting more camps. Palestinians say they face this crisis alone, as international response remains minimal.

The UN says this is the largest forced displacement campaign and most destructive military assault on the West Bank since 1967.

Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh reports from Amman. She’s there because the

Israeli government and Palestinian Authority have banned Al Jazeera from reporting in Israel and the occupied West Bank. Israel's army has attacked Rafah in southern Gaza, just hours after issuing a forced evacuation order for all Palestinians to leave the area.
Two people have been killed in the strikes.
Crowds of people have started moving north - by car and on foot.

Al Jazeera’s Ama Boateng reports.

Fifteen humanitarian workers were killed in Rafah while aiding casualties, their funerals attended by grieving colleagues and families.

The Palestine Red Crescent buried eight paramedics, five civil defence workers and a UN staff member, condemning Israel’s repeated targeting of medics. One paramedic remains missing as searches continue. A mourning mother recalled her son’s dedication days after he became a father, his funeral held alongside other fallen medics. The UN reiterated that attacking medical personnel violates international law. In Gaza, even funerals for healers are not safe from violence. Yet emergency workers persist, their resolve undiminished by relentless danger.

Al Jazeera’s Tareq Abu Azzoum reports from Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

Israel has carried out an air strike on the southern suburb of the Lebanese capital Beirut.
Plumes of smoke were seen rising from damaged buildings.
At least 3 people have been killed and 4 others injured, that's according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.

The Israeli military says it struck a Hezbollah target, accusing the group of planning an imminent attack against Israel.