Israel's constant appeasement leads to one place and it's not peace. Trying to make peace with those who are not capable of telling the truth is a dead end. How is it that he does not want to go back to his 'beloved' Syria ? He can't tell us the truth as the Palestinians live a lie from cradle to martyrdumb. "I don't want to go back to Syria,"

he makes a good point - if were going to stuff two people into the same space - the space needs t be enlarged - why does no one see this???

Right they're very peaceful, next time they'll return armed and will return fire, the real solution will be implemented by the military. Imagine what could have happened if some of these people who sneaked by were armed, perhaps with explosives? It's not like Israel hasn't had Palestinians sneaking through before (think ambulances) to perform terror attacks.

Is this just YNet translation fail?

"large" countries. There is no "Palestine" and Israel is not his country.

1) Claims to be born in Jaffa - 28 years ago - right! - or he thinks he is his own grand father 2) "This country has to be non-Jewish, it needs to be for Jews and also for all the Muslims" - no comment on this remark. 3) Assad; "He is a good president." - probably had to flee to Israel due to his now unpopular political views. 4) 'I wasn’t scared of police" - the only true statement - the Israeli police got a bad name way over its borders - time to become tougher. Fazit: Hassan sums up in a nutshell what the Middle East is about: Judenrein (and free of Xians and other non Muslims as well), love for iron fist dictators.

Everyone who helped him should wind up in jail for aiding and abetting an enemy.

We shall see, eh.

I dread to think about all the 'unknown', illegal stuff that these activists do... under the radar. Unbelievable !

is it that easy to infiltrate israel.....no security in the golan heights.....residents s/be be scared of terrorists or nuts that can do them harm with a flimsy fence and no land mines...the undof is worthless

Maybe his father was born in Jaffa,but Hijazi could not have been.First lie. Judging by his surname,his family come from the Arabian Peninsular. My suggestion is that,before he's deported by some circuitous route,his papers are marked with the Israel passport control stamp and see if he can get back into Syria. THREE CHEERS FOR ISRAEL!!!

He was born in Jaffa like I was born in Peking. If he was really born in Jaffa he could still live there if he wished.

israel needs to extend the secrity fence from the west bank to the golan heights and place several million land mines as a deterrent......obviously 23-40 soldiers cant defend this area from syria......must of been on vacation on mt hermon

This is why his name is Hijazi.

I'm curious what does this failure have to do to lose his job?

Perhaps his mom snuck into ISrael gave birth and lefet ( infiltrated) right out with her kid,,,,,,,Everyhtng is possible.. But in the end he shows zero humility and zero empathy to Israelis.....

He entered illegally, all those that conspired to smuggle him in, are co-conspirators, as such the lot belongs in Jail If those people in Majdal Shams are unhappy being in Israel, the gate at the face swings outward to Syria

go go we all with you nation of palestine

Soon or later, things like this security failure will end very bad for israelis.

How many other infiltrators have got into Israel How many are being given hospitality by so-called peace activists? has Israel gone mad allowing this to happen

He is correct by saying the country will need to be big to take in those who left in 1948. But the country will not be big, so he will need to stay in Syria along with all the rest. It is interesting to know how much money would he and those like him take as compensation for giving up claims to repatriation. He sounds like someone to whom it is possible to talk intelligently. But I am surprised he thinks Asad is "good."

lest we all claim central Africa as our place of origin.

But Syria is a good country for Palestinians and I don’t know what the Israeli government would do to us. I want to stay here and bring my family here," he noted. . . . [President Assad], "is a good president." Syria is so good that he's desperate to leave. Right. Another case where the Palestinians line up behind depots (like Saddam Hussein) and then incur the people's justified wrath. Assad is using them to take the heat off himself. The only thing that's really clear is that if Hijazi gets his state, he and the other Palestinians will be far more oppressed than they are in Syria.

Were all very lucky that this guy didn't have a bomb strapped to his chest.

"my dream is to reach Jaffa, the city where I am from." He has apparently never even visited the city he is "from." By this criterion, I'm from Russia, Germany, and Israel.