But the point is, it can’t just keep going on forever. It may assist 3rd and 4th generation refugees, but that’s not a future for them. Or the next generation.People keep referring to Gaza as the world’s largest open prison (or words to that effect). With $billions already received in aid there and in other countries. What will the future be like there? In 5 years, 10 years? Do countries just keep donating aid to UNRWA for forever and a day? They may do fine work, (debatable to some) I’m not criticising the aid workers, who I’ve said do a thankless job, even at the risk of their lives.
But like a lot of organisations does the aid really get where it’s supposed to? How much has been spent on infrastructure?(not terror tunnels) how much has gone into creating jobs? Raising the standard of living? Has it improved or worsened or stayed the same? If it hasn’t improved, therein lies a big problem for the next generations.
But surely something has got to give. What happens when the population keeps growing and growing. Where to then? I’m sure someone will say that with Israel’s genocide, the population won’t grow over time. But I beg to differ. The current population of Gaza has doubled in the last 18 years or thereabouts.
The West Bank? I’m not sure, I’ll have to do some research on population growth there. What industries exist there? Job opportunities?
I don’t know, maybe someone else has some information
Assimilate? Post #1727. I’m only trying to sound out possibilities.
People can criticise, it’s easy to do. Some posters can just sit back and take potshots without having the balls to suggest something themselves. I doubt Israel will be giving any land back. Probably the opposite.
What are other people’s thoughts of coming up with solutions where the refugees will go. Some are in Gaza, the WB, Jordan, Lebanon. Others have migrated to western countries.
I’ve asked this before. Nothing has worked so far.