Nahr El-Bared Camp is a Palestinian refugee camp located in northern Lebanon, near the city of Tripoli. Established in 1949, it was created to accommodate Palestinians who fled their homes during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. The camp has a dense population and is characterized by its narrow streets and informal housing. In 2007, Nahr El-Bared Camp was the site of a significant conflict between the Lebanese Army and the militant group Fatah al-Islam. This led to extensive destruction and displacement of residents. Since then, efforts have been made to rebuild the camp and improve living conditions for its inhabitants.