The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes (ص 70)

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The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes (ص 70)

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2) “Limited return of refugees with generous compen-
sation to all refugees.’
In addition to the four major patterns, two minor pat-
terns were expressed as both just and practical solutions to
the Palestine problem. The first minor pattern is one that
demands the establishment of two states: the pre-1967 Israel
and a Palestinian state in the occupied territories,
The second minor pattern calls for accepting Israel as a
state. As one respondent put it: “Israel is here to stay. Learn
to live with them.”
9 per cent of our sample did not suggest any solutions
to the Palestine problem.
It is worth mentioning that few respondents thought that
a just solution was no longer possible or that it was too late
to think of a just solution. A few other respondents thought
that no practical solution that could be accepted by both
Arabs and Israel was even possible.

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The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes

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ديسمبر ١٩٦٩

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Sirhan, Bassem

سرحان، باسم

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