Palestinian refugees face ongoing humanitarian challenges, especially in camps located in Gaza, the West Bank, and neighboring Arab countries such as Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria

Overcrowding, insufficient infrastructure, and limited access to essential services such as clean water, healthcare, and education make life extremely difficult

Agencies like UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency) provide vital support, including food aid, health services, and educational programs

The Right of Return remains a central issue for Palestinian refugees

International law recognizes this right, affirming that individuals should not be denied access to their homes and property

Refugees maintain a strong connection to their ancestral lands, and the Right of Return represents both a legal claim and a profound emotional and cultural bond to Palestine

Even for those who have resettled elsewhere, this right remains inalienable and is considered a cornerstone of Palestinian national identity.