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      @rivermonster most of them are not vocal about it right now. Many of them have normalised relations with Israel in the last few years.

      They also hold the belief that allowing Israel to chase all the Palestinians out of Palestine and grab the land would be the end of the Two State Solution, turning the latter into permanent refugees.

      In practical terms given Israel’s blockades the only country in a position to take them is Egypt.

      • Egypt already hosts 9 million refugees, taking another 2 million would be politically unpopular with voters.

      • Egypt is also afraid of ending up in a border war with Israel (which would happen if any of the new refugees attacked Israel).

      • Egypt also wants the Two State Solution

      Here is an article that might interest you: Why Egypt Won’t Open The Border To Its Palestinian Neighbours

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              @rivermonster yeah that’s getting really bad lately.

              I’m in New Zealand and I want more refugees from everywhere, including Palestine. It’s frustrating.
              Turns out Children of Men is the most prophetic sci fi.

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                  @rivermonster to be fair to the US it didn’t actually sign the UN convention on refugees that the rest of the West signed. But I still share your frustration.

                  I wish we could all work together on this stuff. Instead we have had some shining examples recently of how countries who do take people from warzones get left to take a huge hit, like poor Bangladesh struggling alone to administer Coxs Bazar (the biggest refugee camp in the world, now home to the Rohingya), or the Kurds who bizarrely were left trying to feed and shelter surrendered ISIS fighters from all over the world.

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      Jordan won’t take them because the Palestinians assassinated their king, created a civil war in Jordan, and tried to assassinate their next king.
      Lebanon won’t take them because they keep joining Hezbollah.
      Egypt won’t take them because they keep joining up with Muslim Brotherhood and trying to destabilize the government.
      Syria won’t take them because they’re in the middle of a civil war.
      Iran won’t take them because they’re more useful as a tool to destabilize Israel.

      Am I missing anyone?

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      The people who will leave Gaza are never gonna be let back in. The neighboring Arabic countries already have lots of Palestinian refugees.

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      Because then they risk becoming the target of what Israel buys with the 50 billion dollars Joe Biden just sent to them.

      Edit: if to of