Since the launch of the Israeli military operation 'Iron Wall' on January 21, 2025, aimed at dismantling militant infrastructure, the conflict in the northern West Bank has escalated dramatically, resulting in at least 56 Palestinian deaths and the displacement of thousands.

On February 19, 2025, Palestinian officials accused Israel of waging a comprehensive war on the West Bank, particularly in the cities of Jenin and Tulkarm.

The ongoing Israeli campaign has led to numerous civilian casualties, yet the international community has largely remained silent on the issue.

Palestinian Authority spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh reported that Israeli forces are systematically destroying homes and displacing citizens, describing the situation as one of murder, displacement, and destruction.

Abu Rudeineh warned that continued threats against the Palestinian people would result in widespread destruction across the region.

He called for U.S. intervention to halt what he termed 'ongoing Israeli aggression,' emphasizing that inaction could lead to increased violence.

As of February 19, 2025, Palestine has urged the United States to intervene and stop the escalation of Israeli military actions in the occupied West Bank.

Abu Rudeineh cautioned that ongoing U.S. support for Israel's actions could unleash uncontrollable violence, with disastrous consequences for all parties involved.

The controversial proposal by U.S. President Donald Trump to relocate Palestinians and develop the Gaza Strip has faced widespread condemnation, being perceived as a form of ethnic cleansing by Palestinians, Arab nations, and Western allies.

The Palestinian government has firmly rejected any plans that involve the displacement of Palestinians or the establishment of an alternative homeland.

Since the rise in tensions following the Gaza war that began on October 7, 2023, over 800 Palestinians have reportedly been killed by Israeli forces, with the total casualties since then exceeding 48,300, predominantly among women and children.

This alarming situation arose during a ceasefire that began on January 19, 2025, which temporarily halted military actions but did not prevent the ongoing violence.