Around 2,200 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced from their homes in Hebron as Israeli forces continue military raids across the occupied West Bank, according to the city’s mayor.
Hebron Mayor Yousef al-Ja’bari told Al Jazeera that residents had been forced from their homes in the al-Jalda and Ein Deir Bahha neighbourhoods.
The reported displacement comes amid an ongoing Israeli military operation in the occupied territory, raising concerns about the safety of Palestinian civilians.
Thousands displaced from Hebron neighbourhoods
According to al-Ja’bari, approximately 2,200 Palestinians have been forced to leave their homes in the two neighbourhoods.
The mayor’s account highlights the impact of the Israeli raids on Palestinian families in Hebron.
The reported displacement has left questions about when residents will be able to return to their homes.
The figure has not been independently verified.
Israeli raids continue in occupied West Bank
Israeli forces have continued carrying out military raids in the occupied West Bank, including operations in Palestinian residential areas.
In Hebron, the ongoing operation has affected communities in al-Jalda and Ein Deir Bahha, where thousands of residents have reportedly been displaced.
The developments have raised concerns about the consequences of the raids for Palestinian civilians.
Meanwhile, uncertainty remains over how long the military operation will continue.
Concerns grow for displaced families
The reported displacement has raised questions about the living conditions of Palestinian families forced to leave their homes.
Those affected may face difficulties finding temporary accommodation and accessing essential services while the raids continue.
It remains unclear when displaced residents will be able to return safely.
The latest developments highlight the continuing impact of Israeli military raids on Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank.