The word “jihad” appeared 2 times in this article's opening at its peak in October 6, 2023. Today the opening carries none. 5 remain further down the article, where a reader arriving from a search result does not go.
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Israeli military operation For other uses, see 2023 Jenin incursion . The Israeli government stated that the goal of the operation, named "Operation Home and Garden", was to target militants within the camp. The Jenin refugee camp was established in 1953, housing Palestinians who fled or were expelled by Israeli forces in the 1948 Palestine War . It has an estimated population of 18,000, with a high population density, estimated at 33,000/km2 by the UNRWA . The camp suffers from high rates of poverty and unemployment, and faces difficult living conditions, largely due to Israeli sanctions affecting up to 80% of Jenin's economy. It has been a frequent location for many incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict .1 The attack began in the early hours of 3 July and resulted in the deaths of at least 12 Palestinians, including at least 9 militants, and injuries to 100 others. The military emphasized that the operation is "one in a series", limited to the refugee camp area in Jenin. Up to 500 Palestinian families were forced or had to leave their homes due to the Israeli assault.2 The assault was the largest incursion and deployment of aerial force against militants in the West Bank in 20 years, since fighting during the Second Intifada . Israeli military and political echelons appear to hold differing views about the scale and intent of the operation.3 Did It Solve Anything?" . The New York Times . The Times of Israel . "Israel targets West Bank militant stronghold with drones and troops, killing 8 Palestinians" .
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Israeli military operation For other uses, see 2023 Jenin incursion . The Israeli government stated that the goal of the operation, named Operation Home and Garden , was to target militants within the camp. The attack began in the early hours of 3 July and resulted in the deaths of at least 12 Palestinians, including at least 9 militants, and injuries to 100 others. The military emphasized that the operation is "one in a series", limited to the refugee camp area in Jenin. Up to 500 Palestinian families had to leave their homes due to the Israeli assault. The assault was the largest incursion and deployment of aerial force against militants in the West Bank in 20 years, since fighting during the Second Intifada . Israeli military and political echelons expressed differing views about the scale and intent of the operation. Did It Solve Anything?" . The New York Times . The Times of Israel . "Israel targets West Bank militant stronghold with drones and troops, killing 8 Palestinians" .
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