Why Mahmoud Abbas’s Threats of Cancelling Agreements with Israel Are Empty
The results would be worse for Ramallah than for Jerusalem.
May 5, 2020
End the charade.
Since 1948, the plight of those Arabs who fled during Israel’s War of Independence has been used as a diplomatic tool against the Jewish state. To make sure the problem does not go away, the UN—in contrast to its policy regarding every other refugee group—holds refugee status for this particular group to be heritable. Jerold Auerbach argues that it is time to end what has always been a “charade”:
The results would be worse for Ramallah than for Jerusalem.
Putin may be willing to allow Bashar al-Assad to reign over a failed state.
End the charade.
Blinded by knowledge.
A recently discovered letter explains.
Since 1948, the plight of those Arabs who fled during Israel’s War of Independence has been used as a diplomatic tool against the Jewish state. To make sure the problem does not go away, the UN—in contrast to its policy regarding every other refugee group—holds refugee status for this particular group to be heritable. Jerold Auerbach argues that it is time to end what has always been a “charade”:
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