How Israel’s raids on Jenin only fuel Palestinian resistance

Israeli operations in the West Bank city lead to casualties, displacement and popular anger.

On May 21, Amr Musara went out to report on Israel’s raid on the Jenin refugee camp in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

The 25-year-old videographer was working with three Palestinian colleagues – all visibly identified as press.

The Israeli army fired at them.

Musara was shot in the back as his colleagues hit the ground to take cover. When the soldiers stopped shooting, Musara was rushed to the nearest hospital.

“I thought I was going to die,” Musara told Al Jazeera over the phone from his home where he is recovering from his wounds.