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Escalating Tensions in West Bank as Gaza Ceasefire Faces Uncertainty

Israel delays release of Palestinian prisoners amid escalating military actions and a fragile ceasefire with Hamas.

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  1. Israel expels residents of three West Bank refugee camps

    The offensive has caused severe damage to water and sanitation infrastructure, disrupting access to water to "tens of thousands of people".

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  2. Israel delays Palestinian prisoner release; moves tanks into West Bank

    The operation, which Israel says is for counterterrorism and has been called Operation Iron Wall, began more than a month ago in the Jenin refugee camp, just two days after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was implemented in Gaza.

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  3. Israel Delays Palestinian Prisoner Release, Citing Violations

    Israel delayed the planned release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, citing what it called multiple violations by Hamas of the ceasefire and hostage release agreement — a development which calls into question whether the truce will hold.

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Updated: Feb 23rd, 2025, 10:58 AM ET

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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that troops will occupy cleared refugee camps in the West Bank for at least a year, following a month-long military offensive that displaced 40,000 Palestinians from Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams. Concurrently, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indefinitely postponed the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, originally part of a ceasefire deal after Hamas's release of Israeli hostages. Tensions are heightened as accusations fly between Israel and Hamas over violation of ceasefire terms, leading to uncertainty about ongoing negotiations and a durable peace settlement.


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