The Palestinian Authority (PA) is intensifying its efforts to combat local terror factions in Jenin, supported by Iran. This crackdown, which has resulted in violent clashes, highlights the growing divide between the PA and local communities. Reports indicate the US is seeking Israel's approval to provide the PA with urgent military aid.
The Palestinian Authority is facing a growing challenge in the northern West Bank city of Jenin as it launches an ongoing operation against local terror factions supported by Iran , a crackdown that has sparked violent clashes and highlighted the deepening rift between the PA and local communities. ' Iran has been funding militants to buy weapons, and now the Palestinian Authority is acting to stop that. They've taken measures to block the money and crack down on the factions.
Since October 7th, there has been an increased push from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, with significant Iranian involvement,' said Dr. Michael Milshtein, head of the Forum for Palestinian Studies at Tel Aviv University who further emphasized the shift in the situation since Oct. 7, noting the influence of Iranian-backed forces. 'They're trying to push operations in the West Bank, and there have been attempts to manufacture rockets and fire them at Israeli cities from Jenin.
There’s no active fighting right now, but the PA forces are stuck. They’ve tried to enter, but failed, and now they’re stuck outside,' said Daraghmeh. 'They can’t leave, but they can’t continue the operation either, because there are dozens of militants ready to confront them.
don’t see a possibility that the PA will control Gaza,' Milshtein said, 'There are two million people there. For 17 years, they have been ruled by Hamas, and 60% were born after Hamas took control. They were educated to view the PA as collaborators with Israel and enemies. Giving the PA two hours in Gaza is a known failure from the outset.' Despite the violence in Jenin, Daraghmeh does not foresee the conflict spreading beyond.
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