Jenin, The West Bank The story of the Jenin refugee camp is now one of picking up the pieces. The black faux-leather child’s slipper left on a mound of rubble. Wide slabs of concrete cascading in mid-collapse from houses shaved in half. Living rooms opened like dollhouses, a father’s portrait still hanging on the wall. When the Israeli army entered Jenin… return to article
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