The youth movement in the Hebron Governorate of the West Bank has issued a passionate call to fulfill the national duty towards the people of Jenin camp and actively participate in rebuilding the shattered lives left by the Israeli occupation. In a similar vein, the youth movement in the Qalqilya Governorate also echoes this call, urging fellow Palestinians to stand in solidarity with Jenin camp and contribute to its reconstruction.

Mahmoud Iskandar, one of the key initiators of the "Fazaa Jabal al-Nar" campaign, emphasized the importance of unity among the Palestinian people in light of the immense suffering endured by the residents of Jenin camp. Iskandar stated, "We are one people, and it is imperative that we join hands to alleviate the hardships faced by the people of Jenin camp." He further highlighted the significant efforts made by journalists and activists to support the people of Jenin, as individuals from across the nation donated essential items to fulfill the immediate needs of those affected.

skandar added, "This initiative has extended its reach throughout all cities in the West Bank and beyond, with the entire country standing in solidarity with Jenin, even if only able to contribute in small ways."

Earlier today, Enas Abahreh, a resident of Jenin camp who remained steadfast despite the presence of the occupation in her home and the restrictions imposed upon her family, expressed unwavering unity among the people and resistance in Jenin and Palestine. Abahreh firmly believes that the occupation will ultimately come to an end. She emphasized that the damage inflicted upon their home pales in comparison to the defeat of the occupation and the resilience demonstrated by the people of Jenin. Abahreh asserted, "We will rebuild and restore Jenin, making it even better and more beautiful than before the aggression. We stand in solidarity with Gaza and its people, holding great respect and appreciation for their ongoing struggle."

Today, Kamal Abu Al-Rub, the deputy governor of Jenin, disclosed the extent of the losses suffered by the Jenin camp two days after the Israeli aggression. According to the Anadolu Agency, Al-Rub stated, "Approximately 80 percent of the camp's homes have been damaged as a result of the Israeli aggression."

The Israeli occupation forces withdrew from the city of Jenin and its camp in the northern occupied West Bank at midnight, marking the end of the massive military aggression that lasted for 48 hours. The aggression resulted in the tragic loss of 12 lives and left more than 120 individuals wounded.