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Today, how a raid on a refugee camp in Palestine

gives us a glimpse of a possible future for an old conflict.

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I woke up about 7.30 on Monday morning and I was actually in Tel Aviv because I was supposed to be doing interviews and reporting in Tel Aviv that day.

The Guardian is the guardian's Jerusalem correspondent.

She started this week with plans to cover protests in Israel over controversial government reforms.

But that isn't what she ended up doing.

I realised just from glancing at my phone and how many messages and alerts they were on it,

that something really out with the ordinary kind of massive had happened.

The IDF update said that airstrikes have been conducted in the Jenine camp.

I mean, that's the sentence that no one's uttered in 20 years.

So I knew that I had to basically throw out everything I was doing for the day.

Drives back to Jerusalem, pick up my flat jacket and my helmet and then drive up to Jenine.

A refugee camp in Jenine, a city in the north of the Palestinian territories,

was under a full-scale raid by the Israeli army.

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