Israeli forces bulldoze entrance to Tulkarm camp

Israeli forces have intensified their assault on the occupied West Bank's Tulkarm city and its two refugee camps, Wafa news agency is reporting.

According to Unrwa, as of late September, Israeli raids have driven around 32,000 Palestinians to flee the camps of camps of Tulkarm, Nur Shams, and Jenin.

Israeli forces launched their assault on Jenin in January this year, expanding to Tulkarm and Nur Shams in February.

Wafa reported that Israeli bulldozers were seen demolishing Al-Wakala Street at the northern entrance of Tulkarm camp.

It added that Israeli forces continue to bar residents from reaching their homes and have sealed off all the camps' entrances, as well as establishing barriers in the area connecting the camp to the Thinnaba neighbourhood.

Meanwhile, the Israeli siege on nearby Nur Shams camp entered its 270th day- reisdents staged a protest at one of the camp's entrances, demanding the right to return to their homes.