Refugee camps
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Toward the end of my stay in August 2002, the curfew got relaxed a bit and we were able to do some real volunteer work. Most of this was in the refugee camps right outside of Nablus, Askar and Balata.
These are two large camps, that have existed for many decades, and over time, actual houses have been routinely built by the locals and destroyed by the IDF, and rebuilt again.
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Askar refugee camp
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Askar refugee camp
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Askar refugee camp
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Askar refugee camp
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Askar refugee camp
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Askar refugee camp, choir class
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Askar, boys playing in the rubble
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Askar, schoolchildren gathering in a gym
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Boy in Balata
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Boy in Balata
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Boy in Balata holding brother's memorial poster
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Boy scouts in Askar
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Boys in Askar
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Entrance of Balata refugee camp
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Girl in a recreation center, Askar
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Girl near Askar refugee camp
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Moussa's 100 year old grandmother
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Moussa's 100 year old grandmother
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Moussa's 100 year old grandmother
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Moussa's 100 year old grandmother
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Moussa's family invites us to lunch
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Road to Balata refugee camp
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Sacrificial mark on house door, Balata
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Schoolchildren in Askar playing soccer
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Schoolgirl in Askar