Thousands of Palestinians fleeing the Jenin refugee camp amid an Israeli military operation raise concerns for their safety and the fragile situation in the occupied West Bank
Between 1,500 and 3,000 Palestinians have left their homes in the Jenin refugee camp amid an ongoing Israeli military attack in the city, according to the Israeli army.
Military spokesman Daniel Hagari said 120 Palestinians were detained in the Jenin refugee camp during the operation.
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