1st Ed: Syria’s Palestinian Refugees: a Brief Overview

Syria has served as a host country to Palestinians fleeing Apartheid Israel’s policies of expulsion, extermination, murder and occupation of Palestinian land since1948.  In fact, 85 percent of Syria’s

1st Ed: The Right of Return Is Inevitable

In the Middle Ages, they burned books on science and astronomy. In the 19th century, colonial powers promoted the super-race theory. In 1948, the Zionist narrative of the destruction of

1st Ed : Palestine Issue in the News

Dozens of top Israeli rabbis sign ruling to forbid rental of homes to Arabs - The religious ruling comes just months after a group of 18 prominent rabbis, including the

1st Ed: The Refugee issue and the Peace Process

The Palestinian refugees are the world’s longest standing refugee community. Their plight forms the basis of the Palestinian problem, and has fuelled the conflict with Israel for over 62 years

1st Ed: UNRWA, meeting evolving goals in the face of challenges

‘Persecution does not make the just man to suffer, Nor does oppression destroy him if he is on the right side of Truth.  What truly hurts is our conscience

1st Ed: International Refugees law and the Palestinian issues

The plight Palestinian refugees have endured since the Nikba does not seem to ease up, despite repetitive attempts to put the issue on the international agenda. Although the UN Security

1st Ed: Internal Displacement in the Occupied Palestine Territories

Causes of arbitrary displacement in OPT - In the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), internal displacement has resulted from the continuing Israeli policies of occupation since 1967, including intermittent violence. The

1st ED: Internal Displacement in Israel: Overview of the issue

While the situation of Palestinian refugees in the Middle East has received substantial international attention, there is a group of people which is generally little known, Palestinians who fled or

First Edition: The Editorial

Opinions on the Israeli Palestinian conflict, broadly speaking, fall into two schools of thought. According to one school of thought, 1967 marks the main point of reference and according to

PRC releases Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies (JPRS)

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) is delighted to introduce the first edition of the Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies (JPRS). This work is a valuable addition to the activities of

PRC releases Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies (JPRS) 2

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) is delighted to introduce the first edition of the Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies (JPRS). This work is a valuable addition to the activities of