Refugee camps in Palestine

Refugee camps in Palestine are designated areas where Palestinians who were displaced during conflicts, particularly the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and subsequent events, live in often crowded conditions. These camps, established by international organizations, provide basic shelter, healthcare, and education, but lack full infrastructure. Many residents have lived there for generations, facing economic challenges and restricted mobility due to political restrictions. The camps highlight the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s impact, representing both a homeland for displaced Palestinians and symbols of unresolved displacement and security concerns.