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tomi4i · 29 days

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broodingnightgoddess · 3 months

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This is the flag of Sudan, there's currently a genocide happening there as well but please distinguish this flag from the Palestinian one

THIS is the flag of Palestine and her people, look at it and commit both flags to memory. Call for justice in both countries with their proper flags.

#palestine #sudan #free palestine #free sudan #genocide #arab #arab countries #flags #flag #palestinian flag

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jumanahaha · 1 month

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Summertime in egypt

#travel #egypt #nature #photography #aesthetic #mountains #beach #beachlife #sunrise #travelling #traveller #resort #summer #egypt tours #egyptphotography #arab countries #african countries

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the-lady-maddy · 2 months

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sugas6thtooth · 4 months

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i-merani · 6 months

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Lawfare and discrimination against Palestinians by Arab countries

Hey I want to talk about something that is a very uncomfortable truth regarding Arab countries and their attitude towards Palestinians. Arab countries, which claim that they support Palestine, only do so to fulfill their own self interest. The reality of their "support" is different. Palestinians are not allowed to be in certain arab countries, they are not allowed to get citizenship, residence permit, pasport. Palestinians cannot fully live in Arab countries.

First read this info about Palestinians in Israel: All persons legally resident and registered, born or naturalised in Palestine under the British Mandate (1919-1948) were British Protected Persons, holders of British (Palestine) passports. Citizenship in both Jewish and Arab states – proposed by the Partition Plan set out in UN Res. 181 in 1947 – was meant to be granted to all inhabitants. However, when Britain promptly ended its mandate on 15 May 1948, it was left to the successor state, Israel, to determine entitlement to nationality.

Here are some facts:

Today more than half of the eight million or so Palestinians are considered to be de jure stateless persons. These fall broadly into three categories:

• holders of the 'Refugee Travel Document' (RTD) issued by Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq and some other Arab countries (not a pasport/citizenship)

• holders of nationalities of convenience - mainly temporary Jordanian passports (not a pasport/citizenship)

• holders of the Palestinian passport issued by the Palestinian Authority (PA) which is considered as a travel document pending formation of a fully-fledged Palestinian state.

Policies of Arab countries regarding Palestinians:

Two main principles - set out in an Arab League protocol signed in Casablanca in 19651 - have determined the treatment of Palestinian refugees in host Arab states:

1. Granting Palestinian refugees full citizenship rights but denying them naturalisation (meaning, if a Palestinian is born in a certain Arab state, they will get a citizenship but a Palestinian not born in e.g. Egypt, will not get a citizenship even if they've lived there for 20 years)

2. Issuing them with Refugee Travel Documents (RTD) in order to maintain their refugee status (again, not granting citizenship)

But protocol was not followed through by some Arab countries, including Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Meaning that Palestinians were not only denied possibility of citizenship, but even their refugee statuses (RTD).

Additionally, Palestinians were expelled en masse from Kuwait in 1991 and from Libya in 1995. Palestinians in Iraq had to endure acts of vengeance including killings, evacuation and deportation.

Instititional discrimination against Palestinians in Arab countries:

The legal status, residency and civil rights of Palestinian communities in the Arab World are increasingly uncertain, particularly in Lebanon and Egypt where they are denied rights to secure residency, employment, property, communal interaction and family unification (this part is very similar how Jews were treated in Europe).

Procedures to allow nonresidents to apply for naturalisation in Lebanon, Egypt and Saudi Arabia do not apply to stateless Palestinians.

Palestinian refugees in Jordan have Jordanian nationality but are denied equal political participation and subjected to subtle forms of discrimination. Jordanian authorities refuse to offer naturalisation to those Palestinians who at the time of their displacement in 1967 did not hold Tordanian passports. Some 60,000 stateless Palestinians, mainly from Gaza and original holders of Egyptian RTDs, were allowed to stay but have been denied any civil rights and most are confined to a camp near the northern city of Jarash.

What is my point?

I want to demonstrate how Arab countries are directly harming Palestinians. While Arab countries express their support for Palestine, restricting their freedom of movement by elaborate rules of law that deny them possibility of pursuing better life outside Palestine is a blatant violation of human rights.

At this moment, while Israel is bombing Palestine, Egypt and Jordan are refusing to open their borders to Palestinians fleeing the bombs.

Arab countries are physically trapping Palestinians in Palestine not giving them proper means to live in the Arab world outside Palestine.

Palestinians don't have anywhere to go and that is not a hyperbole, it is a deliberate lawfare against them by their "brothers" from the Arab world. While Israel is destroying Palestine, it is also important to see how much harm the policies of Arab countries cause regular Palestinians who want to flee the conflict zone and live a better life.

#palestine #israel #arab world #arab countries #middle east #egypt #lebanon #saudi arabia #politics #2023

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miawashere · 3 months

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international law

for those that don’t know, international law is defined as the norms of law which are valid for all states, according to ejil.org. international law includes treaties and policies that are set for the protection of human rights, war, the environment, and more. international law is very important for all leaders of the world to follow, and allows for there to be some sort of harmony between other countries.

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parthenop · 3 months

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They're like stand-up comedians for their own lives :D

#arab countries #lol #so accurate #icj #south africa

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tomi4i · 1 month

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#free palestine #palestine #gaza #Yemen #beirut #syria #iraq #humans rights #paris #london #crimes against humanity #be a human #we deserve better #arabworld #arab countries #human

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girlactionfigure · 11 months

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#Israel #Arab countries

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belleandre-belle · 5 months

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Here is the real reason for the genocide of the Gazans by Israel's far right with the support of the US government🛢️

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the-lady-maddy · 10 days

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#endisraelsgenocide #israeli terrorism #israeli war crimes #israel war criminal #arab countries #palestine #gaza #basic human rights #human rights violations #i stand with palestine 🇵🇸#free palestine 🇵🇸#free gaza #gaza strip #free palestine #gazaunderattack #palestine resources #israel is a terrorist state #israel is committing genocide #Instagram

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rhianna · 11 months

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The Thousand and One Nights, Vol. I. by Lane-Poole, Poole, Harvey, and Lane

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34206

Author of introduction, etc.

Lane-Poole, Stanley, 1854-1931

Editor

Poole, Edward Stanley, 1830-1867

Illustrator

Harvey, William, 1796-1866

Translator

Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876

Title The Thousand and One Nights, Vol. I.

Commonly Called the Arabian Nights' Entertainments

Language English

LoC Class

PJ: Language and Literatures: Oriental languages and literatures

Subject

Fairy tales

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Tales -- Arab countries

Category Text

EBook-No.34206

Release Date Nov 3, 2010

Copyright Status Public domain in the USA.

#tales #arab countries #fairy tales #project gutenberg

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sugas6thtooth · 3 months

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omg??? how she posted that and somehow didn't comprehend the very racist insinuations with that statement is beyond me...😟 but it's Nikki Haley so i'm not really surprised.

#nikki haley #republican candidate #free palestine #gaza #palestine #free gaza #from the river to the sea palestine will be free #pray for palestine #racisim #arab countries #discrimination #israel terrorist forces #genocide #israel #ethnic cleansing #ceasefire #permanent ceasefire #america #usa

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shoshanaa · 2 years

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there are mosques in the usa, therefore muslims aren't oppressed in the usa, right?

there are synagogues in the usa, therefore jews aren't oppressed in the usa, right?

this is the stupidest take i've ever seen

#not something that i usually post on this account #but this one deserved a separate post fr #christianity #catholiscism #judaism #jews #christians #muslims #jewish #islam #arab countries #religions #religion

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