Palestinian refugees in Lebanon say Trump's proposal doomed to fail
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, many of whom in exile since 1948, believe that U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for Gaza is doomed to fail, an activist said.
Suheil Natour, who heads an aid group in the Mar Elias camp in Beirut, said that neither the Palestinians themselves nor the neighboring countries that Trump suggested might absorb them will accept the population transfer plan.
He said that even U.S. allies like Egypt or Jordan refuse to be threatened to absorb the Palestinians from Gaza.
Fathi Kallab, a member of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a leftist political faction, said that the displacement of residents under humanitarian pretexts is “considered a war crime punishable by law, as recognized by multiple international organizations.”
07 February 2025, 08:44
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According to all UN Organisations (except for UNWRA), a refugee is one who was forced from his home, not second, third and fourth generations.
Out of the hundreds of thousands who left their homes in 1948 (many of whom left at the behest of their own leaders who promised them a return within days after the annihilation of the Jews and the newly-born State of Israel) how many are still alive 76 years later? 5,000 /10,000 at most
