VOICED : In Lebanon destitute camp becomes jihadist refuge

The INL Hallaway refugee camp is closely monitored due to attempts by some residents to join jihadist groups in Syria. The camp displays signs of extremism, including the presence of Islamic State symbols. It is the largest Palestinian camp in Lebanon, housing over 61,000 people, including those who fled Syria. Palestinians face isolation and are barred from many professions. Security concerns persist, with authorities working with the Lebanese army to prevent incidents like those in 2007.

What are some reasons for the strict monitoring of comings and goings in the Hallaway refugee camp?

What symbols and figures are prominently displayed within the camp?

How has the situation in the camp affected the youth, according to the text?

What restrictions do Palestinians in Lebanon face, as mentioned in the text?

What actions are being taken by camp authorities in response to the rise of jihadists?