Israel destroyed 70% of Jenin’s streets, infrastructure, says municipality
The Israeli army destroyed about 70% of the streets and infrastructure in Jenin city in the northern West Bank during its ongoing military offensive for the fourth consecutive day, the local municipality said on Saturday.
“The occupying (Israeli) forces have demolished more than 70% of the city’s streets completely (…) to a depth of approximately one to one-and-half meters, which has led to the destruction of water and sewage networks, as well as communication and electricity cables, in the areas that were demolished, initially estimated to cover 20 kilometers,” the Palestine news agency Wafa reported, citing Bashir Matahen, the director of Public Relations and Media at the Jenin Municipality.
He noted that “water has been cut off from 80% of the city and the entire camp due to the destruction of networks and the inability of technical teams to reach these networks to redirect them to other areas.”
Matahen continued: “The municipality teams are unable to access the damaged network areas despite their attempts, during which they were subjected to gunfire from the occupying (Israeli) forces.” [Continue reading…]
Israeli bulldozers try to run over a Palestinian journalist whilst he was covering the Israeli invasion of Jenin city. pic.twitter.com/HM9RGAuZVW
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) September 2, 2024
Ambulances cant get to hospitals in Jenin since they have destroyed so many roads pic.twitter.com/pBvz9Z1BPW
— Ryan Rozbiani (@RyanRozbiani) September 2, 2024
I walked the same streets in Jenin with a difference of one month.
Seven days into the IOF attack, they're unrecognisable. pic.twitter.com/j6gNTj6EMl
— Andrey X (@the_andrey_x) September 3, 2024