West Bank Palestinians losing hope 100 days into Israeli assault

West Bank Palestinians losing hope 100 days into Israeli assault

On a torn-up road near the refugee camp where she once lived, Saja Bawaqneh said she struggled to find hope 100 days after an Israeli offensive in the occupied West Bank forced her to flee.

Doron was released after 471 days in captivity, and in a more just reality she should have been concentrating on her rehabilitation process. However, since her return, she has been engaged every day in the struggle to return the kidnapped. Roni, her father, calls it her life's mission. "She feels that if the kidnapped people there were to return, they would do the same thing." ■ These are the protest events expected today

Listen to the full interview here: https://970universal.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/02.05.2025-SOMARUGA.mp3 The union leader, Sergio Sommaruga, was consulted by 970 News about his sayings of “genocide” of Palestinians in the hands of Israelis, in the act of the Pit-Cnt, last May 1. “I am intellectually concerned, I have a very big concern,” he said. In this context, he pointed out: “They are slaughtering the Palestinian people and have blood-…

West Bank Palestinians Losing Hope 100 Days Into Israeli Assault

On a torn-up road near the refugee camp where she once lived, Saja Bawaqneh said she struggled to find hope 100 days after an Israeli offensive in the occupied West Bank forced her to flee.

BBC: Jumaa Zawaideh, a displaced Palestinian man, searches for his home in Jenin from a hill overlooking the camp. Israeli forces stormed the Jenin camp in the occupied West Bank at night and began ordering its 20,000 residents to leave their homes, but Jumaa Zawaideh, 66, insisted on staying. “All my family members left, but I told them that…” Jumaa said.