🇵🇸Palestinian Expulsions in the Arab World - Veritas

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These sources provide a historical analysis of the mass displacement of Palestinian populations from various Arab nations, focusing primarily on the 1991 expulsion from Kuwait and the 1970 "Black September" conflict in Jordan. The texts explain how the Palestinian community in Kuwait plummeted from 400,000 to nearly 20,000 after their leadership supported Iraq’s invasion, leading to systemic state-led retaliation. In Jordan, the sources describe a violent civil war triggered by Palestinian militants establishing a "state within a state" that challenged the Hashemite monarchy’s sovereignty. This military defeat forced the Palestinian Liberation Organization into Lebanon, where their presence destabilized the local demographic balance and catalyzed the Lebanese Civil War. Additionally, the documentation highlights similar displacements in Libya and Iraq, illustrating a recurring pattern of vulnerability. Ultimately, the sources argue that Palestinians have frequently faced collective punishment due to their lack of local citizenship and the controversial political alliances formed by their leaders.

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