Syracuse Herald Journal · Syracuse, New York · 7 April 1957
CP-1957-005
Arab Refugee Families from Palestine Stranded in Gaza Camp
GAZA PROBLEM CHILDREN: Arab children marching from school at Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza are displaced Palestinians caught in bitter controversy between Israel and Egypt
Transcribed from the clipping
Two AP Wirephotos. “IN THE MIDDLE. This is Main Street in Jabalia refugee camp operated by U.N. for 20,000 displaced Palestinian Arabs who live in about 5,000 rooms in the Gaza camp located in disputed strip between Israel and Egypt. Note little girl in center taking nap in sun.” And: “GAZA PROBLEM CHILDREN. Arab children marching from school at Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza are displaced Palestinians caught in bitter controversy between Israel and Egypt.”
Context added by this archive
Same AP wirephoto as image161, different paper, different caption
Cite this item
"Arab Refugee Families from Palestine Stranded in Gaza Camp," Syracuse Herald Journal, 7 April 1957. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1957-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1957-005
Elsewhere in the archive
- IN THE MIDDLEEugene Guard · 12 April 1957 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
- Take a typical day in one of the eight refugee camps set up and operated by UNRWA in the stripSyracuse Herald Journal · 7 April 1957 · the same newspaper
- Rear Attack By Israeli Clears Gaza TerritoryEscanaba Daily Press · 1957 · the same year
- Working Against TimeDuluth News-Tribune · 25 March 1957 · the same year
- This Arab mother, a displaced Palestinian, spoons food for her child in hospital at the Jabalia refugee camp in GazaIndianapolis Star · 7 April 1957 · the same year
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