UNRWA: 900 houses were damaged in Israeli Jenin aggression

Abu Hasna pointed out that the agency's crews are still documenting the damages that were caused inside the camp during the attack.

UNRWA’s priority is to help restore some sense of normality by resuming its services like education, health (including mental health), and sanitation, he added.

"The other urgent priority is to provide cash assistance to families who left their homes, to help with rent and rehabilitating their houses."

UNRWA has earlier called on its donors and partners to immediately make funds available for its humanitarian response in Jenin camp.

The two-day Israeli aggression on Jenin was the fiercest in over 20 years. At least 12 people, including four children, were killed, and another 140 were injured.