| Nur Shams refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
The camp was transferred to PA control in November 1998, after the Wye River Memorandum and the first phase of further Israeli redeployment. |
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| Kalandia refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
The Israeli authorities consider this area as part of Greater Jerusalem, and the camp was thus excluded from the redeployment phase in 1995. Kalandia camp remains under Israeli control today. |
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| Jenin refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
The Israeli army entered the city and camp of Jenin in April 2002, declared them a closed military area, prevented all access, and imposed a round-the-clock curfew. |
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| Jalazone refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
Small businesses in the camp have increased as it has become increasingly difficult for workers to gain access to the Israeli labour market. |
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| Fawwar refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
The residents of the camp depend almost entirely on work inside Israel and have been especially badly affected by the inaccessibility of the Israeli labour market. |
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| Far'a refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
Following the Wye River Memorandum, the camp came under Palestinian Authority control. |
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| Ein el-Sultan refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
Before the 1967 Arab-Israeli conflict, the camp accommodated some 20,000 refugees. During the war, however, most of the refugees fled to Jordan. |
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| Dheisheh refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
The camp’s original refugees came from 45 villages in the western Jerusalem and western Hebron areas. |
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| Deir 'Ammar refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
Following the Oslo Agreements, the camp fell under joint Israeli-Palestinian control. |
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| Camp No. 1 refugee camp
| 24 November 2009
Following the Israeli army redeployment in 1995, the camp came under Palestinian Authority control. |
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