An Israeli military operation in a built-up refugee camp in the occupied West Bank killed at least seven people Tuesday, according to Palestinian health officials, as the Israel Defense Forces announced a new "large scale" offensive in the area on the third day of a ceasefire in the smaller Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Health Ministry in the West Bank, which unlike Gaza has long been militarily occupied by Israel and is not controlled by Hamas, reported the deaths from the new IDF operation.
Main Idea: Israel launched a large military offensive in the occupied West Bank, and the operation in Jenin killed at least seven people as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it was aimed at crushing terrorism.
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The offensive could raise oil prices and fuel market swings, which can lift costs for US households and businesses. Trump’s end of sanctions on settlers may also heighten tension and risk more instability.
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