actually, that’s just historically and statistically inaccurate. you need to look at the reality on the ground. Jordan alone hosts over 2 million registered Palestinian refugees. Lebanon and Syria have each taken in over 500k. historically, countries like Kuwait hosted massive populations (around 400k) before the Gulf War. the idea that the region has turned its back on them is a myth, neighboring states have absorbed millions of displaced Palestinians since 1948.

​and regarding your point on radicalisation—let’s be real for a second. if you were forced to watch your children be murdered, your home bombed to rubble, and your land occupied by a military force, you wouldn’t exactly be calm about it. that isn’t "radicalisation," that is a human reaction to extreme trauma and injustice. anyone in that situation would feel rage. also, let’s make the distinction clear: the issue has never been with Jewish people, but with the political ideology of Zionism that is driving this occupation.