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Host: Al Mayadeen English
Witness the devastating aftermath of the recent Israeli raid on the Tulkarm camp in Palestine. Earlier on Tuesday, Israeli occupation forces withdrew from the Tulkarm refugee camp after a 12-hour raid starting just before midnight on July 22. Al Mayadeen's correspondent, Nisrine Selmi, reporting from the streets that had been completely bulldozed by the IOF, described how it is it impossible for cars to access the area. Meanwhile, residents struggle to reach their homes and stores to inspect the damage. Our correspondent added that several Palestinian homes were raided and residents were interrogated. Moreover, an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday morning killed five Palestinians, including three Palestinian Resistance commanders, along with a mother and her daughter.
