Israeli forces are carrying out security inspections of residents attempting to enter the Nur Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm, according to a source in the Palestinian arena. The checks are ongoing as of Tuesday afternoon.
Israeli forces are conducting security checks on residents seeking to enter the Nur Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm (northern Samaria / West Bank), according to a report from the source 301 – The Arab World on Telegram, which cited a Palestinian source.
The operation is ongoing as of Tuesday afternoon (14:58 Jerusalem). No further details have been provided about the purpose of the inspections or how long they are expected to continue.
This is not the first recent military activity in the Tulkarm-area camps; The Zioneer previously reported on June 11 that the IDF was advancing toward establishing a permanent outpost in a northern Samaria refugee camp, and on June 15 on the Lebanese army warning about Israeli aerial surveillance near the border. However, those reports are from different fronts (Lebanon and a separate northern Samaria camp) and serve as background context rather than direct antecedents to this specific event.
No casualties or arrests have been reported so far, and the IDF has not issued an official statement.
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