The first camp for people with disabilities in the war-wrecked enclave is bringing much-needed relief to dozens of displaced Palestinians. In the town of Deir Al-Balah, central Gaza, a newly opened camp provides refuge and care for approximately 100 families of people with special needs. The Smile of Hope (Basmat Amal) camp, managed by the Palestinian Red Crescent (PRCS), was established at the end of June in response to the hardships of the 11-month conflict and the tough barriers disabled displaced Palestinians face in emergencies. The camp was built with limited local materials because the …