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World > UN News
Exclusive: A look into the lives of Palestine refugees in Lebanon awaiting a solution to their plight
By UN News
Jul 20, 2024 9:36 am

On the outskirts of Lebanon's second capital, Tripoli, lies a Palestinian refugee camp that is almost as old as their plight itself.

The Al Biddawi camp for Palestine refugees was established in 1955 to host many of those who had been forcibly displaced from the Upper Galilee and northern coastal cities during what is known as the Palestinian Nakba, or catastrophe in Arabic.

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