Israel begins pullout from Jenin after two-day operation

By Shira Rubin and Hazem Balousha, The Washington Post

Transcribed from the clipping

“Israeli forces began withdrawing from the Jenin refugee camp early Wednesday after a two-day operation that killed 12 Palestinians… Israeli military spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said all of the 10 Palestinians killed by Wednesday morning were combatants, a claim Palestinians disputed… A Palestinian man rammed a car into a Tel Aviv bus stop and stabbed passersby on Tuesday… The Israeli authorities identified him as Abdel Wahhab Issa Hussein Khalayleh… Hamas, which earlier misidentified his brother, Hussein, as the attacker, claimed him as a member… Eitan Dangot, a former Israeli military official… Khaled al-Batsh, a senior Islamic Jihad official in Gaza… Far-right members of the government have called for a long-term occupation of the city.”

Context added by this archive

Everyone quoted here is an official. Not one resident of the camp reaches the page, and two other papers ran this same dispatch with three of them in it.

Cite this item

"Israel begins pullout from Jenin after two-day operation," The Miami Herald, 5 July 2023. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2023-045. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2023-045

Elsewhere in the archive

Israel begins withdrawal from Jenin refugee campPittsburgh Post-Gazette · 5 July 2023 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
‘Everything is destroyed’: Jenin residents return to wreckageDaily Herald · 6 July 2023 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
Violence resumes at Jerusalem holy site for 2nd nightThe Miami Herald · 6 April 2023 · the same newspaper
Israeli raid in Nablus kills 5, destroys bomb labThe Miami Herald · 26 October 2022 · the same newspaper
SLIM PICKINGSThe Miami Herald · 19 August 2010 · the same newspaper
Israel official’s site visit assailedNew Jersey Herald · 4 January 2023 · the same year
Visit to Jerusalem holy site stokes angerLos Angeles Times · 4 January 2023 · the same year
Israeli minister defies leadership with visit to Jerusalem flash pointThe Philadelphia Inquirer · 4 January 2023 · the same year

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