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Since 1948, after three generations the descendants of the Arab refugees are still called "refugees" and are supported by UN "refugee" funds! With the highest birth rate in Arab countries this population has now grown to about four million. In negotiations, Arab leadership requests the "right of return" of this mass of millions into the tiny land of Israel. The settlement of millions of Arabs in Israel would immediately eliminate Israel as a Jewish state. This is the real aim of the Arab countries, to achieve by supposedly "peaceful" means what they could not achieve by unceasing violence in whole scale wars and daily terrorism.
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The Arab-Israeli Relations program draws upon the collective resources and integrated efforts of USIP's research, education, grant-making, fellowship, and professional training programs as well as its Centers of Innovation. The program is a part of USIP's Center for Mediation and Conflict Resolution directed by David Smock.
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The development of the Jewish community under British mandate led to economic growth in the region providing job opportunities for Arab workers. Consequently, the Arab population of Palestine swelled by the influx of Arab immigrants from Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and other Arab countries until 1947 (The trend of Arab migration into Israel to find a job continues to the present day). While the British forces limited Jewish immigration, they allowed free entry of Arab migrants. The UN agency UNRWA defined a "Palestinian refugee", as any Arab who stayed in the country for two years prior to 1948. Thus, UNRWA included in their statistics migrant workers greatly swelling the ranks of so called "Palestinian refugees" (for best reference on the subject see: From Time Immemorial: The Origins of the Arab-Jewish Conflict over Palestine by Joan Peters).
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Israel and various Arab nations and political groups fought a series of wars in 1948–49, 1956, 1967, 1973, and 1982. Lower-level conflicts often continued during the years between the Arab-Israeli wars... and fighting persisted into the 21st century.
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Yahala yesterday acquired a 70% ownership interest in hadaf.co.il, one of Israel's most popular Arab language sports portals. Hadaf offers a broad variety of sports-related content, including online coverage of sports events, teams and personalities popular with the Arab population. As part of the transaction, Hadaf's founder will become Yahala's Sports Editor and its Community and Content Director.
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