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Unlike their leaders, however, the Palestinians
living in Syria and Iraq do not appear to be worried about the Israel-UAE
accord. These Palestinians have more existential concerns -- such as providing
shelter for their children and safe drinking water for their families. They are
disturbed about the homes they have lost, and they are in a state of anguish
about fate of their missing sons.
The Palestinian families complained that the
International Committee of the Red Cross and other international organizations,
including the United Nations, have refused to assist them in their search for
their beloved ones.
Palestinian writer Nabil Al-Sahli said that the
4,000 Palestinians who remain in Iraq are facing an "ongoing
tragedy." He said that according to some studies, at least 20,000
Palestinians have been displaced from Iraq to 40 countries around the world
because of the "massacres" committed against them by sectarian
militias.
By extreme contrast [to Syria and Iraq], the UAE
and other Gulf states have long opened their doors to Palestinians and provided
them with jobs and high living standards. Puzzlingly, Palestinian leaders have
plenty of time to castigate the UAE, but no time at all to comment on the
systematic abuse and killing of Palestinians in Syria and Iraq. For the
Palestinian Authority and Hamas, the true tragedy is when an Arab expresses
willingness to make peace with Israel.
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