In a series of overnight raids, Israeli soldiers, accompanied by a military bulldozer, conducted a forceful operation in the Balata refugee camp located in the city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.
The incident unfolded at approximately 3 am on Wednesday, when Israeli forces entered the refugee camp, compelling families to evacuate a residential building before subsequently detonating it.
The Balata refugee camp was not the only target of the Israeli military's operations in Nablus.
The raids also resulted in the destruction of the Fatah party's offices and an apartment building owned by Raed Shallal.
Palestinian officials confirmed that a Palestinian man sustained serious injuries during the raids, while around 94 individuals suffered from tear gas inhalation.
The operation is part of a larger pattern of Israeli military actions in the occupied territories, which have been a source of ongoing tensions and conflicts between Israeli forces and Palestinian communities.
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