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Why won’t Egypt and Jordan take refugees from Gaza? Arabs know their history better than the anti-Israel protesters marching in universities. Those students know nothing about what Palestinian migrants did in Kuwait, Jordan or Lebanon Share this & some of them might find out!

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Yes, for example, the main reason Egypt doesn't open the border completely is that Hamas is a spinoff of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood is seen as a Terrorist organisation in Egypt As Hamas seems to have "backup" from Iran, neither Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, .... wants extra influence of Iran inside their country

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Both Jordan and Egypt refuse to accept refugees from Gaza. There's a reason for that! It's about national security!

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Their silence is loud

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Fact is... Standing with Palestine means standing with #HamasTerrorists

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Hear this Saudi’s view of Palestinians:

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Why won’t USA and Europ take israelis from Palestine, this will solve all the problems in the Middle East.

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Complex historical issues require nuanced understanding, not knee-jerk reactions from uninformed protesters. 🤯 Before pointing fingers, educate yourselves on the intricate dynamics of the region. 📚

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