Palestine: an international diplomatic delegation visits Jenin

The population of the camp who has returned to their homes is without water and is supplied with tankers. An international delegation of 30 ambassadors and diplomats visited Jenin to understand the destruction wrought by the military of the Zionist regime. The attack against health facilities was particularly impressive: hospitals and clinics were hit by bullets and demolished by bulldozers, making them unusable.

Around the Jenin refugee camp, huge bulldozers of the Zionist army have split roads, water and sewage systems, crushed cars and damaged buildings. An EU spokesman said the city's main roads were destroyed, damaging water and electricity networks. The population of the camp who has returned to their homes is without water and is supplied with tankers. “It is a disproportionate use of force, a collective punishment by the occupying power.” Following the publication of the results of the visit, which was attended by UN representatives, Secretary-General Guterres condemned the disproportionate use of force.