An Israeli airstrike on the Tulkarm refugee camp in the occupied West Bank has reportedly killed at least 14 to 18 people, including a commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades. This strike marks the first use of fighter jets in Tulkarm since the Second Intifada, indicating a significant escalation in Israeli military operations in the region. The strike was confirmed by the Israeli military, which described it as a joint operation with the Shin Bet security service, targeting militants following an armed parade for a released prisoner. The ongoing violence in the West Bank has intensified since the outbreak of conflict in Gaza last October, with over 630 Palestinians reported killed in Israeli attacks since then. Tulkarm, alongside nearby cities like Jenin, has seen some of the worst clashes, reflecting a broader pattern of military operations that have resumed after years of restraint. As the situation remains volatile, both sides continue to report casualties amidst escalating tensions in the region.