The International Initiatives to Address Palestinian Refugee Issues in (1948)

This paper aims at focusing on the most important actions and projects that are introduced by the foreign and Arab countries in order to reconcile and resolve the Palestinian Refugee issue; which is the supportive policy for their issue since the time of its beginning in 1948 until this moment. Hence, the Palestinian refugee issue is considered the core of the Arab-Israeli conflict as well as the central issue for Palestinians, which has regional and international dimensions. The Palestinian refugee issue has started since the IOF has expelled them from their house and stole their properties as well as displaced them in various parts across the world. According to the Zionist project, many of Jewish immigrants are brought from all over the world to settle in by force. Accordingly, the United Nations, the United States, and the Arab and foreign countries try to issue a various number of actions and projects for solving the Palestinian refugee problem in addition to their return right while compensate who return and who don’t want to return for any reasons. The paper concluded a set of findings and recommendations and the most important one is that the US position on the Palestinian refugee issue remained between three possibilities: Resettlement, compensation and rehabilitation. Hence, the Israeli position is an evasion of responsibility as well as procrastination from implementing the international resolutions in solving the Palestinian refugee issue. Accordingly, we call to hold on the national Palestinian rights. We also try to strongly resist all projects aimed at the liquidation of the Palestinian refugee issue. Moreover, we have to prosecute for International Courts to verdict the leaders of the Israeli occupation for their crimes committing against Palestinians. Furthermore, we have to call for the need to implement the resolutions of the Security Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations - especially “181” in 1947 and “194” in 1948.