For decades, thousands of Palestinians were trapped in a camp in Egypt, within shouting distance of their homeland in Gaza. Only now, instead of 4,000 people, over 200,000 Palestinians are languishing in Egypt, driven out of Gaza by Israel’s genocide. ElAbed spent more than two decades interviewing Palestinian refugees across Egypt for her 2009 book, Unprotected: Palestinians in Egypt Since 1948. Lex Takkenberg, former UNRWA chief operator and head of the food distributions to Canada Camp, saw this too. A table set for everyone but the Indigenous, who remain as Canada Camp and every subsequent relocation has left them: unconsulted and unaccounted for.