Drumpler clarifies his MAGA strip total fun zone policy.

They don't. Most here don't know what they're talking about and in this instance, @sandkwinn is unironically right though she frames it within her anti-religious bias as well. The actual answer is that one has to take heed of the strong difference of opinion between the Arab dictators/monarchs and the actual people in these countries. Strong outpours of support, usually moral, feature across the area.

Of course, there's a stark difference between hating someone and dying for them by attacking Israel and even if all the Arab states were democracies that represented the wills of their people it's not obvious that you'd see much more military action than you'd see now with the biggest changes being better organisational action in support of the Palis and maybe further diplomatic actions.

To add to that while the Palestinians as a whole aren't hated sub factions within them would be. The obvious case is Hamas, entwined with the Muslim Brotherhood they generate no small amount of enmity in places like say Egypt, though even then were you to hold a free and fair election in Egypt said Muslim Brotherhood would probably win, if only barely. Leaving aside the obvious Fatah as descendants of the PLO are reviled in a lot of Jordan and then you have very minor factions ranging from socialists to Hamas-didn't-go-far-enough-ists who'll have the people who oppose them. Not much popularity for Godless Communism in Saudi Hejaz after all.

That's not to say there aren't sectors of the various Arab societies that absolutely detest the Palis. The PLO certainly wasn't popular within Shia and Christian Lebanon for example. And there's the fact their existence probably makes it harder in terms of popular support to bury the hatchet with Israel and therefore (further) integrate with the Western way of doing things - probably the popular opinion of most of the ruling classes but also supported by many others. In so far as there are political groups, the military ambivalent secularists in Egypt - to which Aevann probably belongs - hold such a view. And these aren't necessarily people who aren't religious either. It's just in their eyes it's been 80 years of Ls with few bright sides. The Palis should just give up and the like.

Basically, it's complicated. As I said taking a popular vote of these countries would probably give you actions different from their current governments but how drastically so? And say, for example, what does a popular poll mean for someone like Jordan where something like a 1/3 of the country is Pali descended in the first place? Nevermind that even for those who are actively pro-Palestinian there might be other issues to be dealt with first - see all the Arabs who were cheering when Iran got wrecked and the complaining going on in places like Arab Twitter when the new leader of Hamas thanked Khamenei and Iran. All this in addition to the events the others are replying to you with like Black September.

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because they cause issue EVERYWHERE they go

they don't, it's just something that zionazis say to justify killing them

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_diaspora

every Palestinian I've personally met here in Canada (both christian and muslim) has been really cool and not really religious

The being terrorists part. Also didn't they trigger a civil war with the last country that let them in?

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The wall just got 10 feet taller

You and I know that's not happening. El-Sisi enjoys not being anally gaped by his own people Gaddafi style more than he enjoys staying an American client nevermind the inherent issue taking in a bunch of Palestinian rowdies would cause by itself. Jordan will absolutely not r*pe its own demographics to help Israel's too.

Not happening. The real prize is the GAS

Egypt doesn't want them. Palestoids are subhuman even by middle eastern standards

I will if that goy Trump takes our God given land.

they are currently trying to rebuild their homes right now, getting rid of them (one way or another) is just what israpeys have wanted since the beginning

you after le october 7th

the land between the Jordan river and the Mediterranean Sea