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Israel’s essential goal is to continue to exist in its homeland, and the Palestinians’ is the elimination of Israel. This makes compromise impossible.

The Hamas terror group's endorsement of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) underscores the agency's problematic education.

A Druze leader in Lebanon dropped several truth-bombs in a recent interview regarding Palestinian 'refugees' and 'disputed' land.

The term 'Nakba,' originally coined to describe the magnitude of the self-inflicted Arab defeat in the 1948 war, has become a synonym for Palestinian victimhood.

Leila Wafi, running for office in Belgium, says she plans to fight to end colonization, particularly in the Palestinian territories.

International journalists based in the Middle East care precious little about the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in Lebanon, who for several decades have been protesting the apartheid and discrimination practiced by an Arab country.

Why was it, wondered Walid Shoebat from Bethlehem, that 'on June 4th 1967 I was a Jordanian and overnight I became a Palestinian.'

'We have seen how instead of settling the original refugees, UNRWA has acted to increase the number of refugees,' said Deputy Foreign Minister Hotovely.

Palestinians dwell on the past and foresee no future, existing in a bleak reality of their own making.

Palestinian 'refugee' Bassem Eid points to UNRWA as the true source of the Palestinians' problems.

The IPU rejected an initiative by Jordan and Kuwait to hold an emergency session on funding the UN Palestinian agency.

What is UNRWA and why is it damaging to Israelis and Palestinians?

A former Israeli MK and self-proclaimed 'person of the left' notes that '80 percent of Palestinians east and west of the Jordan River are not even refugees.'

The international community must decide whether it support UNWRA’s perpetuation of the conflict or a peaceful two-state solution in a post-UNWRA future. 

What do Palestinian 'refugees' think of UNRWA? Mark Halawa, a registered UNRWA 'refugee,' tells all!

Palestinian officials expressed fury after the US announced it was cutting all funding to UNRWA, which perpetuates the Palestinian refugee issue.  

In a move that could change decades of US policy, the Trump administration may stop recognizing as 'refugees' the descendants of Palestinians who left territory that became the state of Israel.

Trump’s Middle East policy team’s effort to shutter UNRWA may include attempts to clarify that millions of Palestinians are not considered refugees.

US lawmakers seek to penalize UN relief agency for inflating the number of Palestinian refugees from 20,000 to 5.2 million.

One year ago UN Watch asked the Arab states a simple question: “Where are your Jews?” The question was met with dead silence. Last week it was answered.

Youth living in the Palestinian-administered territories are taught that their 'return" to Jerusalem is 'certain' and that there is no alternative.

UNRWA 'has become part of the problem' by 'suppl[ying] the ammunition to continue the conflict,' charged Swiss Foreign Affairs Minister Ignazio Cassis.

Palestinian refugees number only several thousand, and not the millions claimed by the Palestinians, according to a classified State Department document.