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Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are discovering that none of the Arab countries that claim to love them as brothers are willing to accept them as refugees.Another resident of northeastern Gaza said “many of us got phone calls, audio messages from Israeli security officers telling us to leave because they will operate there,” but there were few safe havens available, especially after fuel and electricity supplies were cut.
Over 100,000 Gazans have taken shelter in U.N. facilities, but the total population of the Gaza Strip is over two million. Air strikes have made travel across the area difficult and dangerous.that a flood of Palestinian refugees will not be tolerated. The only border crossing between Egypt and Gaza has been tightly sealed. On Wednesday, Egypt“sympathy and support for the Palestinians” among the Egyptian public, but not much enthusiasm for letting them cross the border.
One interesting strain of criticism among the Egyptian public is that Hamas sought to piggyback on what Egyptians have been taught to view as a legitimate military victory: the recapture of the Sinai Peninsula in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. The UAE has not, however, offered to take more Palestinians as refugees. To date, no Arab country has. According to UNRWA, about 1.5 million Palestinians areThe world outside the Middle East is no more eager to host Palestinians fleeing the Hamas day of reckoning.on Tuesday that the Gaza crisis could increase “migration pressure” on the European Union – especially if the conflict widens. About 22 percent of illegal immigrants in Greece were Palestinians even before the showdown in Gaza began.
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