Middle Eastern refugees are individuals who have fled their home countries in the Middle East due to conflict, persecution, or violence. Many have escaped wars, such as the Syrian Civil War, or oppressive regimes, seeking safety and a better life in other countries. These refugees often face significant challenges, including finding shelter, employment, and access to education. Countries like Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon host large numbers of Middle Eastern refugees, while others seek asylum in Europe and North America. International organizations, such as the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), work to provide assistance and support to help these individuals rebuild their lives.