Objective:To assess the prevalence of intestinal parasites among Jenin Govorate (North Palestine) population.Methods:A retrospective laboratory analysis of stool specimens was carried out for intestinal parasite examination in Jenin Govmental Hospital, Jenin Govorate, North Palestine. The records were collected from the clinical microbiology laboratory of the Jenin Govmental Hospital between January2000and December2009. Results: Our retrospective study showed that the prevalence of intestinal parasite infection during10 years ranged from32.0-41.5%. There are at least7 different parasitesencountered. The most common pathogenic parasites identified were:Entamoeba histolytica(8.2-18.2%),Enterobius vermicularis(15.6-28.9%). The other parasites present wereGiardia lamblia, Ascaris lumbricoides, Strongyloides stercoralis,Taenia species andAncylostoma duodenale (Hookworms).Conclusions:Intestinal parasitic infection is an important public health problem in Jenin govorate, Palestine. It is necessary to develop effective prevention and control strategies including health education and environmental sanitation improvement.