al-Hol camp

The al-Hol camp holds families of people suspected of fighting for IS
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EU memo warns thousands fled Syria’s al-Hol camp, raising fears the Islamic State could exploit escapees for renewed recruitment efforts.

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
24 February, 2026
A member of the Iraqi border forces surveys the area near a concrete wall along the Iraqi-Syrian border, in the town of al-Baghuz in the Al-Qaim district of western Iraq, on January 21, 2026 (Photo by AHMAD AL-RUBAYE / AFP via Getty Images)
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Al-Hol Camp
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	Women and children, relatives of suspected Islamic State jihadists, sit near a wall inside Al-Hol camp in the desert region of Syria's northeastern Hasakeh province on January 21, 2026. (Photo by OMAR HAJ KADOUR / AFP via Getty Images)
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Members of Syrian security forces stand guard at the entrance of the Al-Hol camp in the desert region of Hasakeh province
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Al-Hol refugee camp, Syria
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The al-Hol camp holds families of alleged Islamic State fighters
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Al-Hol is run by the Kurdish-led SDF in northern Syria
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Women and children walk at the Al-Amal Camp (formerly Al-Jadaa), south of Mosul in northern Iraq, which houses Iraqi families who have been repatriated from Syria's Al-Hol camp
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Al-Hol Syria camp [DELIL SOULEIMAN/AFP/Getty]
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Half of the residents at Al-Hol are children under the age of 11 [Getty Images]
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Al-Hol refugee camp, Syria
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Half of the residents at Al-Hol are children under the age of 11 [Getty Images]
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