International condemnations of the Israeli occupation are still ongoing in light of the aggression waged by the Israeli occupation on the Jenin refugee camp on Monday, which has killed nine Palestinians so far and wounded dozens of others.

Tunisia strongly condemned the Israeli occupation's aggression on Palestinian soil, especially in Jenin and its refugee camp in the West Bank in a clear violation of international law.

Tunisia called on the international community and the United Nations Security Council to assume their responsibilities regarding the ongoing injustice inflicted upon the Palestinian people and to put an end to the dangerous escalations taken by the occupation forces, preventing them from acting as a force above accountability and above international accords.

Tunisia reaffirmed its steadfast support for the courageous Palestinian people in reclaiming their legitimate rights, which will always be valid, and in establishing their independent state on their land with Al-Quds as its capital.

Algeria demands cessation of hostilities

Algeria strongly condemned the acts of aggression committed by the Israeli occupation forces in the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank, which resulted in the death of numerous innocent victims.

Algeria called for an immediate halt to these military operations, which flagrantly violate all international laws and basic human values.

In a statement by the Algerian Foreign Ministry, Algeria expressed its unwavering solidarity with the brave Palestinian people and its support for their just cause in ending the occupation of their lands and establishing their independent state with Al-Quds as its capital.

Algeria urged the international community, particularly the UN Security Council, to assume its political and legal responsibilities in ensuring international protection for the Palestinian people and holding those responsible for the series of crimes committed by "Israel" in Palestine accountable without impunity or deterrence.

Jordan condemns international silence

The Jordanian Senate condemned the brutal aggression and savage onslaught committed by the Israeli occupation forces against the people of Jenin and its refugee camp.

In a statement issued on Monday morning, Senate President Faisal Al-Fayez expressed dismay at the silence of the international community and human rights institutions regarding the war crimes perpetrated by the extremist Israeli government, its army, and settler gangs against the Palestinian people.

Al-Fayez emphasized that this silence in the face of state terrorism practiced by "Israel" is a stain on humanity and those who defend human rights from various NGOs around the world.

Al-Fayez called on all the powers that believe in the right to life and freedom to pressure their countries in order to compel the United Nations and the Security Council to take firm and immediate measures to halt the Israeli brutal attacks and hold "Israel" accountable for its war crimes against the Palestinian people.

He also called for an end to the discriminatory practices committed by the Israeli occupation forces in Jenin and throughout the occupied Palestinian territories, which are carried out with the approval and support of the extremist right-wing Israeli government.

This follows widespread condemnations made on Monday in response to the aggression on Jenin, which saw numerous states, including Iran, Jordan, Egypt, Yemen, and Qatar, as well as the General Secretariat of the Arab League, censuring the occupation and its crimes.

Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit considered that the brutal military operation launched by the Israeli occupation in Jenin City is completely condemned.

"I appeal to the advocates of peace in the world to intervene immediately to stop this ominous and criminal process," he said.

In the early hours of Monday, the Israeli occupation army announced the launching of a large-scale military operation targeting the city of Jenin and its refugee camp, north of the occupied West Bank.

According to a number of Israeli media outlets, the decision was made to begin the aggression on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp following the Palestinian Resistance's use of explosives during the last IOF aggression on the city, on June 19.