The study tackled the conditions of displaced children and touched base upon the changes in the lives of returned ones. This is to diagnose the cases of delinquency as a result of the conditions of displacement and afterwards. The study concluded that there is a noticeable increase in the numbers of working children and the ones who left the study in retuned families as compared to the displaced ones, high rates of violence in the behavior of children in the two samples, and the presence of disorders and psychological symptoms in half of the sample of children. Eventually, the study found that the returned children adapt to their communities more than the children of camps who face difficulties due to those factors. All of these issues might double increase the delinquency among these children.