The Suffocation of Gaza Strip: The Protracted Closure of the Rafah Crossing and its Impact on Building a Successful and Self-Sustaining Society.

Hannah Bowler* Introduction The unlawful blockade of the Gaza Strip began in 2007, when Israel and Egypt effectively isolated nearly 2 million Gazan’s by enforcing a land, air and

The plight of stateless Palestinians should not be forgotten

Nasim Ahmed*   The plight of stateless people and minority communities has been brought into sharp focus over the past few years. Wheatear it is the Muslim Rohingya in Myanmar

The Palestinian Refugees in Iraq.... Wartime Asylum

Alaa Barghouti* The Iraqi Palestinians: A Historical Review In the Nakba of 1948, Zionist settlers committed dozens of massacres against Palestinian civilians and pushed almost 800,000 Palestinians out of

Protection Gaps and Border Camps: The Forgotten Palestinians in Iraq

Brennan Baylis*     Of the approximately 34,000 Palestinians believed to be living in Iraq before the Iraq war, only some 10,000-15,000 remain in country or in

Palestinians from Egypt and the Naturalization issues

Laila Taha*  Introduction Palestinians started to seek refuge all over the world due to the Israeli war in 1948\1949. There were two main phases of refuge; first in 1948 (Nakba)

Palestinian refugees in Iraq: Unsteady Situations

Mohammed Wesam Amer*   Introduction There are Palestinian refugees all over the world and their right to return has always been declined and refused by Israel and most world powers

Iraq War and Sectarian War against Palestinian Refugees in Iraq Detention and Torture of Palestinians in Iraqi Jails

Ibrahim Naem* Abstract The situation of the Palestinian refugees in Iraq is very difficult. The human rights violations are increasing. The article emphasises the literature review of the escalating incidents