Palestinian residents of Jenin woke up to scenes of widespread destruction in the occupied West Bank city, after Israeli troops ended their 48-hour aerial and ground aggression.
After thousands of people who were forcibly displaced during the fighting returned to inspect the damage, crowds joined the funeral processions of the boys and young men killed by the Israeli army since Monday.
The Palestinian health ministry said 12 people, including five children, were killed in two days - some from gunshot wounds and others as a result of air strikes. At least 120 others were wounded, 20 of them in a critical condition.
Those killed were identified as Moustafa Emad Qaseim, 16, Nour Eddin Husam Marshoud, 16, Majdi Ararawi, 17, Ali Hani al-Ghoul, 17, Abdel-Rahman Saabana, 17, Husam Mohammad Abu Deibeh, 18, Aws Hani Hanoun, 19, Sameeh Firas Abu al-Wafa, 20, Jawad Neirat, 20, Ahmad Mohammad Amer, 21, Odai Ibrahim Khamaiseh, 22, and Mohammad Muhannad al-Shami, 23.
The Israeli army said one soldier was killed in the assault.