Occupation army continues its aggression on Hebron for the eighth day and displacement of residents

The Israeli army continues its aggression on Hebron for the eighth day with military reinforcements, displacement of dozens of families, and storming of the al-Jalda and Ein Deir Baha neighborhoods, amid a comprehensive closure and the displacement of about 5,000 people.

The Israeli army continues its aggression on the city of Hebron in the southern occupied West Bank for the eighth consecutive day, with military reinforcements, displacement of dozens of families, and storming of the al-Jalda and Ein Deir Baha neighborhoods. Local sources reported that Israeli forces brought military reinforcements to the vicinity of the homes of the perpetrators of the Farsh al-Hawa operation, which took place on October 23, Ahmad and Hamouda al-Ja'ba, and forced dozens of residents in the Ein Deir Baha neighborhood to evacuate their homes and carried out inspection operations in the al-Ja'ba homes. The sources mentioned that sounds of digging are heard inside the two homes without immediate details. Since that day, the occupation has imposed a closure on the city of Hebron and the surrounding villages, and seized homes in the al-Jalda and Ein Deir Baha neighborhoods, turning them into military barracks. The Hebron municipality said on Tuesday evening that the number of displaced people in the city reached 4,969 people, representing 780 families, as a result of the ongoing military aggression. Estimates indicate the displacement of about 5,000 Palestinians.