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- Timeline of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict in 2000 (links | edit)
- Hebron (links | edit)
- Jenin (links | edit)
- Palestinian refugees (links | edit)
- Palestinian refugee camps (links | edit)
- Wavel (links | edit)
- Qalandia (links | edit)
- Al-Wehdat refugee camp (links | edit)
- Maghazi refugee camp (links | edit)
- Rafah (links | edit)
- Balata Camp (links | edit)
- Zarqa (links | edit)
- Baqa'a refugee camp (links | edit)
- Mar Elias refugee camp (links | edit)
- Askar Camp (links | edit)
- Dheisheh (links | edit)
- Jaramana (links | edit)
- Ain al-Hilweh (links | edit)
- Shatila refugee camp (links | edit)
- Rashidieh (links | edit)
- Highway 60 (Israel–Palestine) (links | edit)
- As-Samu (links | edit)
- Deir al-Balah Camp (links | edit)
- Tulkarm Camp (links | edit)
- Nahr al-Bared refugee camp (links | edit)
- Yatta, Hebron (links | edit)
- Hebron Governorate (links | edit)
- Rafah Camp (links | edit)
- Bureij (links | edit)
- Halhul (links | edit)
- Yarmouk Camp (links | edit)
- Latakia Camp (links | edit)
- Bourj el-Barajneh (links | edit)
- Ad-Dhahiriya (links | edit)
- Surif (links | edit)
- Al-Shuyukh (links | edit)
- Bani Na'im (links | edit)
- Aida Camp (links | edit)
- Beit Ummar (links | edit)
- Dura, Hebron (links | edit)
- Al-Aroub (camp) (redirect page) (links | edit)
- Palestinians in Iraq (links | edit)
- Idna (links | edit)
- Marka refugee camp (links | edit)
- Arroub (redirect page) (links | edit)
- Al-Shati refugee camp (links | edit)
- Jalazone (links | edit)
- Beit Einun (links | edit)
- Beit Ula (links | edit)