What awaits the camps after 6 months?
Suffering grows behind the walls of the Palestinian camps, as the pain of diaspora weighs heavily on refugees’ daily lives, despite nearly a century having passed since the journey of displacement to Lebanon. Addressing the reality of the camps cannot be limited to the issue of weapons alone; in parallel, there must be…
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- According to the report, the plan was launched in response to the need to address camp conditions beyond the issue of weapons, including providing Palestinians with the basic conditions for a dignified life. Al Anbaa ↗
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- The report says consultations on the plan will extend for six months; afterward it will be presented to the cabinet, with implementation then starting in stages across camps and gatherings in Lebanon. CH23 ↗ · Al Anbaa ↗
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- Ramiz Dimashqiyyeh
- He is an ambassador and head of the Lebanese-Palestinian Dialogue Committee. He described the camps plan as a comprehensive approach and said it would be submitted to the cabinet after six months of consultations. Will the Hebron operation have repercussions for Lebanon and the Palestinian camps? · Al Anbaa ↗ · CH23 ↗
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