The General Assembly

Syrian Arab Republic (Kira Ewing)

PALESTINIAN REFUGEES
The General Assembly:
Aware of claims of religious territory on the country of Israel by both Israelis and
Palestinians and the fighting that has been continued for decades,
Deeply concerned by the number of casualties on both sides, with at least 1,512
Israelis and 8,441 Palestinians killed between 1987 and 2014,
Having considered the possibility of the fighting increasing in the event of a
solution,
Keeping in mind that Palestine was never an official country, and that it was only
ever recognized as a territory if at all,
Observing Israels firm stance against the Palestinian right of return,
Recalling the estimated 1 million refugees in surrounding countries such as Syria,
Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and India,
Having heard that The Palestinian presence in Syria has never constituted more
than 2 - 2.5 percent of the population from An Interview with Lex Takkenberg,
Welcoming support from allies and the nations included in the United Nations,
1) Recommends that the refugees be taken in by any supportive country;
a) Namely allies such as Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia,
Egypt, and India,
2) Strongly supports the human rights that all humans should be enjoying,
3) Draws the attention to support that will be needed for sustaining larger
populations;
a) I.e. food, water, shelter, resources,

4) Reminds all nations involved of the benefits;

a) There are benefits in a larger population, such as more working
people, more tax money, better economy,
b) There will be less conflict and less casualties,
5) Emphasizes an effort to cease uncalled for violence towards Palestinian
refugees from Israeli soldiers,
6) Declares that refugees be given full citizenship of whichever country they
are currently occupying,
7) Proclaims that Palestinians and Jewish people both have the right to visit
their own places of religion,
8) Emphasizes that this resolution takes place within a year.