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within its power to prevent its forces from committing acts that violate the un convention on genocide. more than 3a,000 palestinians have been killed so far, and a famine is said to be imminent. israel's commitment to international law is unwavering. the charge of genocide levelled against israel is not only false, it's outrageous. while the world has been focused on the actions of the israeli military in gaza, there's another section of palestinian territory that's had far less scrutiny — the west bank. it's partially run by the palestinian authority, but the israeli military has...

Children have been killed here. gunfire. violence is surging. so how is that army conducting itself in the west bank? this is our first chance to get inside tulkarm camp to see the aftermath of the operation. there was a soldier. he had a knife, and he was threatening us and telling us to look in the other direction. this guy witnessed the killing of one of the fighters down here. up here. oh, that's a lot of blood. the man who was killed here is being talked about throughout the camp. some claim he was being abused by the soldiers. they peed on it?

The fierce fighting, especially in central Gaza, suggested that Israel forces were not yet fully scaling back their assault despite U.S. pressures over heavy civilian casualties.

The Islamic Jihad in Palestine set up a new brigade to fight Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

Tulkarm, also spelled Tulkarem, Arabic Ṭūlkarm, town in the northwestern portion of the West Bank, situated along the 1949 Armistice Line that delineates the West Bank from Israel. It lies about 15 miles (25 km) west of the West Bank city of Nablus and 10 miles (15 km) east of the Israeli city of Netanya and the Mediterranean coast. The historical and economic significance of Tulkarm lies in its strategic location. It sits along the western foothills of the Nablus mountains at an elevation of about 410 feet (125 metres). In premodern times its elevation above the coastal wetlands to