The question has to be asked why the Palestinians are so special that they have to be left in refugee camps instead of being taken in by other
countries? Why is it that the Iraqis qualify to be resettled among the world but the Palestinians do not?
“It’s hard to understand why Syria has provided refuge to nearly a million Iraqi refugees but is shutting the door on hundreds of Palestinians
also fleeing Iraq,” said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. “The Syrian government’s mistreatment of these
Palestinian refugees contrasts sharply with its declarations of solidarity with the Palestinian people.”
Under customary international law, Syria has a legal obligation not to return refugees to persecution or serious harm, and to allow asylum seekers
fleeing widespread human rights abuses and generalized violence to enter the country, at least temporarily, to be screened for refugee status. Human
Rights Watch urged Syria to abide by its legal duty to admit immediately the stranded Palestinians at its border.
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Palestinian Refugees, unlike other refugees in the world, were denied resettlement opportunties, so that they could be used as political pawns.
Over the last thirty-odd years, numerous projects have been proposed, international funds provided, studies undertaken, all indicating the benefits
that could be derived by the Arab refugees from their absorption into the brethren cultures of the Arab host countries.
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It amazes me that the world is ready and able to call criticism upon Israel for the way they treat the Palestinians, but yet refuse to criticize
themselves for not taking in these refugees. The least they could do is take them in for a temporary period till they find a resolution in the Israel
Palestinian fight. Why should refugees continue to suffer in border camps under extreme conditions? Do you think Egypt, Syria, or Jordan will resettle
them within their society if the Palestinians break through the border or will they continue their tradition of making a camp for them along the
border? Humanitarianism shouldn't just focus on Israel, it should be practice by other countries as well. Look around your country and you will see
refugees from all over the world who have been resettled, but very few will be Palestinians.