Palestinians are opening their doors to the displaced of besieged Hebron

After an attack on a military checkpoint in Farsh Al-Hawa on Friday killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded others, Israeli forces locked down Hebron and launched a sweeping military operation. More than 2,000 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced; city officials say nearly half are children, alongside 81 pregnant women and 204 elderly people. Fahd Ahmaro fled with his family, leaving his savings, belongings and documents at home, and says it is no longer safe to return. Palestinian authorities in Hebron declared a state of emergency and formed a crisis group involving government agencies, the private sector and civil society to assist those forced to flee.