Palestinian foreign ministry condemns Israel PM’s ‘storming’ of West Bank camp

Israeli troops man a position at the entrance of the occupied West Bank refugee camp of Tulkarem, during an ongoing military raid on Feb. 21, 2025. (AFP)

The Ministry alleged Netanyahu and a group of soldiers “broke into a house” to use as a command center

RAMALLAH: The Palestinian foreign ministry condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to a West Bank refugee camp Friday, accusing him of “storming” the area amid an intense military operation in the northern occupied West Bank.
In a statement, the Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ministry criticized the “storming by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu... into the northern occupied West Bank refugee camp of Tulkarem,” alleging he and a group of soldiers “broke into a house” to use as a command center.