Could we have expected less of a "palestinian" propaganda message from this "palestinian" journalist? Why don't you go entertain the Hashemite King of Jordan/"palestine" with your literary b.s.? Lieberman is right again, and King Bibi the Weak is absent as usual.

the Palestinians are. They dream of a Palestine, but want to send their refugees to Israel. No Israeli Pal will ever consider to to live in Palestine. Their life in Israel is far to good for that...

that is where a real nakba is taking place.

their allegiance to the Jewish state of Israel. This is the only long term answer.

I pray that eventually they will return to where they belong.They have as much right as the jews do.

'Around 160,000 Palestinians stayed behind and are now known as Arab Israelis. They number about 1.3 million and make up some 20 percent of Israel's population.׳ Ah, NO! Fact is until '67 JEWS were known as Palestinian...check any oldies birth cert or ID. Muslim were called Arabs or people from ( insert Arab/Muslim country).

was changed to Israeli, only those born before Independence still have "place of birth Palestine" on their birth certificates, and it was stil under mandate rule, thus the certificate is in English and many names where changed, due to language barrier. My family hold these certificates.

It is ludicrous for Israel to provide sanctuary and citizenship rights to such dangerous foes. It is time for concrete transfer plans to get them out of our land.

'There will be no peace, no stability without the refugees' right of return.' NONSENSE! THERE IS NO RETURN, THERE IS NO RETURN, THERE IS NO RETURN... HOW MANY TIMES TILL THE DEAF GARBAGE PEOPLE GET THE MESSAGE? YOU WANT TO RETURN?, Return HOME TO JORDAN, EGYPT AND LEB! Where the other 95% of the PALS/PLO actually live! keep your eyes focused on the REAL PAL homeland...JORDAN!

1948 was indeed a disaster for the Arab population of Palestine. Homes were lost and national pride was dealt a severe blow. That does not mean that Israel should not have been established. It was a historical necessity for the Jewish population. However, a people should be allowed to express its sense of loss without the majority population feeling so insecure that it has to deny such expression. The Jewish people won in 1948 but at times you would thiink they were on the losing side. While kvetching is a good old Jewish tradition maybe it's time to exhibit a modicum of self-confidence and recognise the pain of those who have not shared Jewish experience and history.