Resilience and History

Hebron Refugee Camps Tour

EST. 1949 | SOUTHERN HEBRON

Al-Fawwar Camp

Established on 0.27 square kilometers, Al-Fawwar is home to residents originally from 18 villages across Gaza, Hebron, and Beersheba. Despite its challenges, the camp maintains a vibrant community spirit.

The camp faces significant economic hurdles, with an unemployment rate of 32%. While fully connected to electricity and water, the development of infrastructure remains an ongoing journey for its thousands of residents.

Al-Fawwar Street View
Al-Fawwar Community
Al-Fawwar Architecture
EST. 1949 | NORTHERN HEBRON

Al-Aroub Camp

Strategically located between Jerusalem and Hebron, Al-Aroub covers just 0.24 square kilometers. Its residents trace their roots back to 33 villages in the Ramle, Hebron, and Gaza regions.

With an unemployment rate of 30%, the camp's residents demonstrate incredible resilience. A visit here offers a unique opportunity to hear firsthand stories of displacement and the daily strength required to live in this unique situation.

Al-Aroub Life
Al-Aroub Streets
Al-Aroub Overview
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Hebron Camps Visit

Includes

• Traditional Breakfast • Local Lunch • Transportation
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Expert Guided Experience • Cultural Exchange Included