JORDAN. Irbid. 5 december, 2023.

Fayzeh Ali Hussien Khalil, 62 (born 1961) sits on a street inside the Irbid Camp for Palestinian refugees.
Fayzeh’s family fled Gaza in 1948 during the first Arab-Israeli war.
Irbid camp was one of four camps established in Jordan for refugees who were displaced from Palestine as a result of the 1948 War. The camp was set up in 1951 on an area of 0.24 square kilometres near the town of Irbid, in northern Jordan. Originally, it housed 4,000 refugees.