The Latest Breaking News from Jenin

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated on Sunday his government's policy to combat Palestinian terrorism

Israel's military operation in Jenin has ended and the IDF has withdrawn from the Palestinian town

Israel’s United Nations ambassador is calling on Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to retract his condemnation of the country for its attack on the Jenin refugee camp

The two-day Israeli military incursion into the Palestinian city of Jenin in the northern West Bank (12 Palestinians killed, one Israeli dead) seems at first glance like just another example of "mowing the lawn". That's what the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) call these periodic futile raids they make to kill…

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The Israeli army’s recent attack on Jenin refugee camp resulted in 13 deaths (12 Palestinians, including four children, and one Israeli soldier killed by suspected friendly fire). An additional 143 Palestinians were injured, with 20 in critical condition, and up to 4,000 displaced.

The head of the United Nations issued a rebuke to Israel as he condemned the use of “excessive force” following the military operation in the West Bank.

UN Secretary General says as an ‘occupying power’, it is Israel’s responsibility to protect Palestinians from violence.

Israeli forces target terrorist hotbeds in Jenin while pledging to minimize harm to noncombatants