'It is our land': Palestinian children born in refugee camp abroad dream of return – The Irish Times
Third-generation refugees whose grandparents left Hebron remain ‘nostalgic’ for home
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Third-generation refugees whose grandparents left Hebron remain ‘nostalgic’ for home
AMMAN - As part of his official visit to the Middle East, Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin on Wednesday visited the Talbieh Camp for Palestinian refugees in Amman.During his visit to the camp, located some 35 kilometres south of Amman, Martin reaffirmed Ireland's commitment to UNRWA and the vital role it plays in providing healthcare, education, sanitation, and other
The Tanaiste Michael Martin visited a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan yesterday as he conclude...
Martin and the Irish delegation are touring an UNWRA-funded school and medical clinic at the site.
Set up to accommodate refugees fleeing the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, Talbieh camp near Amman is home to thousands of people who still call Palestine home