Since the Israeli military launched a major raid in the northern Israel-occupied West Bank, thousands of Palestinians have been displaced from their homes in refugee camps in Jenin, Tulkarem and elsewhere.

ABC's Britt Clennett reports Palestinians hope both territories will one day be part of a nation-state they can call their own.

The Israeli army has expanded its aggression to include the eastern neighborhood of Jenin, as the operation entered its 22nd consecutive day.

The Israeli army on Thursday morning struck a Palestinian vehicle in Jenin city amid the ongoing major offensive in the northern occupied West Bank. Eyewitnesses told Anadolu that an Israeli drone struck a car in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin, but no injuries were reported as no people were inside.

The Israeli military has displaced 26,000 Palestinians from their homes in Jenin and Tulkarm since launching its major assault on the occupied West Bank last month.

Resistance fighters have engaged in fierce confrontations with the Israeli army forces in Jenin, achieving direct hits.

"The (Israeli) occupation has entirely destroyed the Jenin refugee camp and forcibly displaced over 20,000 residents, leaving behind their homes, documents, and personal belongings," Jenin Deputy Governor Mansour al-Saadi told the Voice of Palestine radio.

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