Days after the Gaza ceasefire took hold, the Israeli military launched its largest offensive in years in the occupied West Bank, displacing tens of thousands.

Israeli forces stormed mosques, set fire to Al-Nasr Mosque, and blocked firefighters from putting out the blaze.

Violations occurred in various areas, including 39 in Hebron, 18 in Bethlehem, 7 in Nablus, 21 in Jericho and Jordan Valley, 33 in Tubas, 21 in Ramallah, 21 in Salfit, 21 in Qalqilya, 6 in Jerusalem

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) corroborated UNRWA’s report, stating that the Israeli army’s ongoing aggression in the northern West Bank cities and camps continues to have “devastating humanitarian consequences.”

By Ali Sawafta, James Mackenzie BARDALA, West Bank (Reuters) -Just metres from the last houses in Bardala, a Palestinian village at the northern end of the occupied West Bank, Israel's army has been bulldozing a dirt road and ditch between the community and open grazing land on the hills behind it.

A major Israeli offensive which over several weeks has displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians and ravaged refugee camps increasingly appears to be aligned with the "vision of annexation" of the West Bank,