Al-Azza

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Al-Azza is a Palestinian refugee camp located near Bethlehem in the West Bank, known for its dense population and longstanding refugee community.

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Al-Azza canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Palestinian refugee camp
refugee camp
country State of Palestine
establishedAfterEvent 1948 Arab–Israeli War
governedBy Palestinian Authority (civil affairs)
hasAlternativeName Al-Azza Camp
Azza Camp
linked to: Al-Azza Camp

Beit Jibrin Camp
hasCampCode West Bank refugee camp
hasCampLayout high building density
narrow streets
hasCommunityOrganization local popular committee
hasDemographicTrend high population density
hasEducationProvider UNRWA schools
linked to: UNRWA
hasHealthProvider UNRWA clinics
linked to: UNRWA health center
hasHumanitarianNeed infrastructure improvement
social support programs
hasInfrastructureIssue limited public space
overcrowding
hasOfficialLanguage Arabic
hasPopulationCharacteristic densely populated
refugee community
hasPrimaryReligion Islam
hasRefugeeGeneration multi-generational refugees
hasRefugeeStatusRecognizedBy UNRWA
hasService UNRWA primary education
basic health services
social services for refugees
hasSocioeconomicCondition high unemployment
poverty
hasTypeOfHousing concrete shelters
inhabitants Palestinian refugees
locatedIn West Bank
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Bethlehem Governorate
locatedInTerritory Palestinian territories
locatedNear Bethlehem
locatedOnContinent Asia
locatedOnLandmass Asia
nearbyCity Bethlehem
operatedBy UNRWA
partOf UNRWA West Bank Field
partOfConflictContext Israeli–Palestinian conflict
refugeeOrigin localities in historic Palestine
region southern West Bank
linked to: Southern West Bank
timeOfEstablishment mid-20th century
underMilitaryControlOf Israel
linked to: Palestine

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Al-Azza Camp shortName Al-Azza