The past several days saw an intensified military campaign in the West Bank’s northern city of Tulkarm and its refugee camps, including the demolition of 106 Palestinian homes.

Over the last few years, Israel has intensified its crackdown on Palestinian journalists, even before it started its genocidal aggression on Gaza.

Manasra was only 13 years old when he was arrested by Israel, and his mental health deteriorated due to enduring psychological and physical torture.

The assault is part of a large-scale military campaign that purportedly aims to crush Palestinian resistance in the northern occupied West Bank, and in the process, has displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians.

The Palestinian federation says that the prison where the teenager died is famous for torture cases.

Israel’s large-scale displacement and demolition campaign is seen as part of its plans to liquidate the Palestinian right of return.

Several weeks into the IOF “Iron Wall” Operation, Palestinian civilian deaths in the West Bank continue to rise, as the IOF reportedly expands its open-fire orders.

The attack is considered retaliation for Israel’s “Iron Wall” operation in the West Bank, which has killed dozens of Palestinians.

The “Iron Wall” operation has expanded to more cities in the northern occupied West Bank, with Israel carrying out daily massacres of Palestinians and destroying infrastructure.

Israel continues to inflict death on Palestinians in the West Bank even after the ceasefire took effect in Gaza.

The attack is part of a wave of retaliatory operations for Israel’s crimes in Gaza and the West Bank, especially since October 7, 2023.

The assault was launched one day after the ceasefire took effect in the Gaza strip, and three days after the Palestinian Authority accepted a truce with resistance groups in the camp.