Beddawi

A Palestinian refugee collects metal and plastic objects at a garbage dump in the Palestinian refugee camp of Beddawi near Tripoli.

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Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp

Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp 2007

Read this report from a Beirut college professor who just went into the camp where the displaced from Nahr al Bared have fled: Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp.

Dove's Eye View: 2007

They live here in hard conditions, sometimes 50 or 60 in one classroom, and wait in long lines to use bathrooms, said Abu Jihad, an official from the mainstream group Fatah, who spoke by telephone from his home in the Beddawi camp.

Friday, June 29, 2007 As'ad 2007

Read this report from a Beirut college professor who just went into the camp where the displaced from Nahr al Bared have fled: Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp.

Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp 2007

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Bombing Doesn't Work 2007

After one Palestinian died, Beddawi residents apprehended two Fatah al-Intifada militants and handed them over to Lebanese authorities.

To Defy Damascus 2007

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Nevertheless, fighting finally broke out in September 2006 between Fatah al-Intifada and people in Beddawi, a camp outside Tripoli.

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Land and People: Food for thought: In the Beddawi refugee camp

Dove's Eye View: 2007