Israel’s siege on the West Bank city of Hebron has entered its 10th day, according to reports from Al Jazeera. The blockade has tightened around the historic city, restricting movement and access for residents and visitors alike.
At the same time, Israeli forces continue to carry out attacks in the Gaza Strip, the densely populated Palestinian enclave on the Mediterranean coast. The ongoing operations have drawn international attention and concern.
Hebron, a city with a significant Palestinian population, has been subject to a series of restrictions and security measures since the siege began. The blockade has affected daily life, limiting the flow of goods and people.
In Gaza, the Israeli military has maintained a campaign of strikes targeting what it describes as militant infrastructure. The persistence of these attacks has heightened tensions in the region.
Both the siege of Hebron and the Gaza operations remain central points of contention in the broader Israeli‑Palestinian conflict, with international observers monitoring the situation closely.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
