The Israeli military has launched a significant operation in the northern West Bank, particularly targeting Palestinian camps in Jenin and Tulkarem, leading to the displacement of many families. Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz has justified the actions as necessary to combat what he describes as Iranian-backed terrorist infrastructures in the area, drawing parallels with the Gaza conflict. Concurrently, the United Nations General Assembly has voted to strip Israel of its right to self-defense in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem, following an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice deeming Israel's occupation illegal. A Palestinian-drafted resolution is set to demand Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories within 12 months, further isolating Israel ahead of the upcoming U.N. General Assembly meetings. While the U.S. has expressed opposition to the resolution, the political weight of the General Assembly's actions could influence international relations regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.