Palestinian Refugees and the Right of Return
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We trace the human arc of the Nakba beyond the battlefield maps, focusing on the enduring legacy of displacement. Lucas and Luna explore the specific experiences of families expelled from Lydda and Ramle in 1948, examining how the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) was established to support them. We discuss the legal and political concept of the Right of Return, rooted in General Assembly Resolution 194, and why it remains one of the most intractable core issues in the peace process. From the early years of refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon to the modern demographic realities, this episode looks at the people behind the statistics and the persistent hope for a return home that has defined Palestinian identity for generations.
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