‏Police Visit Displaced Families from Jenin and Tulkarm Camps, Providing Support and Aid

‏Jenin – Saturday | As part of its ongoing efforts to support citizens and strengthen community engagement, the police organized field visits today to numerous displaced families from Jenin and Tulkarm camps, providing them with food aid, essential supplies, and psychological and social support.

‏The visits, led by a delegation from the Community Police, aimed to check the conditions of the displaced families in their temporary residences and offer humanitarian assistance. Additionally, the Ateel Police Station in Tulkarm Governorate took the initiative to provide meals for the displaced families, sharing lunch with them in a humanitarian gesture aimed at fostering solidarity and alleviating their suffering during these difficult times.

‏The police emphasized that these visits reflect their commitment to standing by the citizens, addressing their needs, and collaborating with host parties to ensure security and a dignified life for the displaced.

‏Citizens expressed their appreciation for the police’s role in maintaining security and providing support, praising this humanitarian initiative as a reflection of national solidarity and a reinforcement of the spirit of cooperation between the Palestinian people and their security institutions.