Plumes of Smoke Seen in Jabalia Camp as Israeli Operation Continues

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22 May 2024 at 0:25 pm

Smoke was seen rising in Gaza’s Jabalia Camp on Wednesday, May 22, following reports of strikes conducted by Israeli forces.

Footage filmed by Palestinian photographer Fadi Alwhidi shows smoke rising in front of the Al-Daour building in the Jabalia Camp.

Alwhidi wrote on Instagram that strikes were taking place near shelters for Palestinians, according to machine translation.

Attacks on residential neighborhoods and around the central market in the Jabalia Camp started intensifying last week. Credit: Fadi Alwhidi via Storyful

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