West Bank Families Face Double Trouble

0:00It's April 2nd. This is Global News Today World Coverage, powered by AI. Pousthenian families in the West Bank are facing double trouble after being kicked out of refugee camps. Last year, Israel's military displaced around 32,000 people from three main camps in places like Tolkarm, Norshams, and Janine. Now living in flimsy shacks, they're exposed to falling debris from Iranian missiles shot down by Israeli defenses. Check out worse after the U.S. and Israel struck Iran on February 28th. Over 270 pieces of missile junk have rained down on the West Bank since the war kicked off, according to Palestinian rescue teams. On Mike and Israel, there are basically no bomb shelters here, leaving folks nowhere safe to go. Take the Ghanim family, they got forced out of their Tolkarm camp home at night and ended up in cramped rented rooms or shacks. People are terrified by the rocket booms, and with no work permits for Palestinians anymore, the main breadwinners are jobless.

1:01They can't even afford basics like meat or gas for cooking. Human rights groups slam the camp's clearances as war crimes, saying the demolitions wrecks civilian spots to hit militants. Meanwhile, some Israeli leaders push to annex the whole West Bank area, which Palestinians want for their future state. Families like the Ghanim's hold on, dreaming of rebuilding and sticking together through it all, as tensions keep pulling the region deeper into chaos.