Special envoy to Jenin
War and rain ravaged the streets of the Jenin refugee camp.
One raid after another, the tracks of the Israeli army's armored bulldozers plowed, searched and turned them over.
The bad winter weather has done the rest, transforming them into fields of mud where cars drive at a walking pace, raising small muddy sprays as they pass.
Rubble, mixed with patches of bitumen and rubbish, were pushed here and there.
The children jump from one to another to avoid puddles.
Most of the facades are studded with bullet holes, some are destroyed.
The last Israeli army raid took place two days earlier.
Since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip, they have followed one another and intensified.
Roads are not the only infrastructure destroyed: the electricity network and water supply systems are also affected.
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