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Erika Ryan

We visited a camp for Palestinians and heard despair for Gaza — and anger at America

We came to the Hitten refugee camp in Jordan to ask how people were feeling. (Ayman Oghanna for NPR)

AMMAN, Jordan — The concept of "home" can be a tricky one.

Ask a person, "Where's home for you?" and they may respond with where they were born, or where they grew up, or where they live today. This question is particularly fraught for the people we came to meet in Hitten camp, one of 10 refugee camps in Jordan that the United Nations provides services for. About two million registered Palestinians live in Jordan, the most of any country.

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