Tulkarm, Administrative center in Tulkarm Governorate, Palestine
Tulkarm is a city in the Tulkarm Governorate and serves as the administrative center of the region. It sits near the Green Line and functions as a key connection point between northern and southern Palestinian territories.
The city emerged in the late 12th century under Ayyubid rule, established by Kurdish clan settlers. Over time it developed into an important agricultural and administrative hub for the region.
The Khadouri Campus of An-Najah National University maintains educational traditions dating back to 1918 through its agricultural faculty and academic programs.
The city has good transportation connections, particularly to nearby cities like Nablus, Jenin, and Ramallah. Visitors should check local conditions and security situations before traveling to the area.
Two refugee camps from 1950 are located in the city, with one being among the most densely populated settlements in the West Bank. These camps represent important aspects of local history and daily life for residents.
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