Al-Jalazun Refugee Camp - Occupied West Bank
About Al-Jalazun R.C
Al-Jalazun Refugee Camp is located north of Ramallah. It was set up in 1949 as a temporary housing solution for Palestinians who became refugees during the 1948 NAKBA and were not allowed by Israel to return to their homes after the war ended. Residents of the camp originate from 36 Palestinian villages around Lod, Ramla, Haifa and west of Hebron.
Like the early refugee camps, al Jalazun/al-Jalazone was established by the Red Cross on private land after the forced exile of the Palestinians in the late 1940s. UNRWA assumed responsibility for the camp in 1950. Around 4,000–5,000 people took refuge in al-Jalazun and resided in olive and apricot orchards belonging to the village Jifna. They came from 46 depopulated villages and towns, mainly from the central coastal area: Lydda, Ramla, Haifa, and the area west of Hebron. Of the 46 villages represented by camp residents, 36 are from Ramla and Jaffa sub-districts; 80 percent of the
A Message From The Fundraiser Organizers
TikTok LIVE Host, Paula Stein - "We will be hosting a LIVE (streaming event) on TikTok this Saturday April 6th 2024 with our brother, Abdullah who currently lives in Occupied West Bank, Palestine."
She will be personally collecting the funds to send over to our brother, Abdullah. He will be purchasing the clothes and toys and distributing everything to the orphans on our behalf.
Stay tuned for updates to watch the distribution to the orphans , LIVE.