Detailed information: The occupying entity continues its brutal crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank.

During the past hours of dawn and morning of the day of the 27th of Dhu al-Hijjah, corresponding to June 13, the Israeli occupation army escalated its systematic crimes against the Palestinian people, committing flagrant violations of international law represented by deliberate killings, the demolition of homes, and preventing medical teams from performing their humanitarian duty.

According to Palestinian sources in the Gaza Strip, a municipal worker from al-Bureij was killed in a treacherous drone strike by the Israeli occupation forces behind the orphans’ camp at its southern entrance in the central Gaza Strip.
In a scene embodying a scorched-earth policy, the occupation forces carried out widespread demolitions of civilian homes east of Jabalia in northern Gaza.

The Zionist attacks did not stop at the air bombardment, as the occupation vehicles continued to fire their intensive fire towards populated residential areas, as gunfire was recorded in the vicinity of Salah al-Din Bridge north of the central governorate, and intensively south of Khan Yunis, and east of the town of al-Qarara northeast of Khan Yunis, which exacerbates the suffering of the besieged residents.

In the occupied West Bank, sources reported that Israeli occupation forces carried out a series of aggressive raids aimed at terrorizing civilians in their cities, villages, and refugee camps. Israeli forces stormed the city of Tubas, Qalandiya refugee camp north of occupied Jerusalem, and the town of Zababdeh south of Jenin, raiding homes and causing damage.
A military force also moved from Nur Shams refugee camp towards the town of Bal’a east of Tulkarm, while occupation forces arrested a young man from Qaddura refugee camp in central Ramallah.

In a crime that reflects the occupation’s disregard for the most basic humanitarian standards, the Palestinian Red Crescent documented the occupation forces preventing its crews from reaching and providing first aid to a young man with special needs who was injured at the entrance to the town of Duma, south of Nablus, in a clear disregard for the lives of civilians and their right to treatment.