Israeli Troops Withdraw from Jenin Camp Following Palestinian Attack in Tel Aviv

Israeli troops have begun withdrawing from the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank after a two-day operation that killed at least 12 Palestinians and confiscated weapons. The withdrawal was delayed due to ongoing fighting between Israeli troops and Palestinian militants. The operation came in response to a Hamas militant attacking a crowded bus stop in Tel Aviv, injuring eight people. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that similar operations would be carried out in the future. Humanitarian groups have raised concerns about the situation, accusing the Israeli army of firing tear gas into a hospital and violating international human rights norms.