The article argues that the Israeli military's recent actions in Jenin are part of a repeated, failed strategy to suppress Palestinian resistance. Following a ceasefire in Gaza, the Israeli army escalated operations in Jenin, utilizing heavy military force. Jenin, historically a center of resistance since its establishment, proved resilient even after previous assaults. The author contends that efforts to destroy this spirit will not succeed, drawing on historical patterns of resistance that persist despite significant military actions against Palestinian communities.
The Gazafication of Jenin and other refugee camps in the West Bank is bound to fail, just as similar brutal strategies have failed in the past.
Jenin has been an incubator of resistance for decades, becoming a hub of Palestinian organising during both the first and second Intifadas.
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