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Israel-Gaza conflict update: Israeli forces pull out of Jenin in occupied West Bank following 10-day operation


Israel’s ultra-Orthodox parties are challenging the unity of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government over education funding. Ultra-Orthodox schools seek the same benefits as state-run schools, with demands for their ‘New Horizon’ programme to be included. The coalition faces tension as the ultra-Orthodox parties threaten to boycott votes until the issue is resolved.

In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces withdraw from Jenin after a 10-day raid that left extensive damage. Palestinian health authorities report 39 Palestinians killed and 140 injured, with raids continuing in other areas. The medical charity Doctors Without Borders accuses Israel of attacking health workers and facilities, forcing a suspension of activities in Jenin and Tulkarem.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges Israel and Hamas to agree on remaining issues for a Gaza ceasefire, with obstacles remaining. The Gaza health ministry reports over 40,000 Palestinians killed and 94,000 injured in Israel’s offensive since October. Amnesty International calls for a war crimes probe into Israel’s destruction in eastern Gaza, citing wanton destruction and collective punishment.

In other events, five Palestinians are killed by an Israeli airstrike within a hospital compound, sparking outrage. Israeli settlers attack Palestinian villages in the Jordan Valley, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. The coalition faces challenges with various issues, including budget boosts and ongoing crises, threatening the stability of the government.

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