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Palestine Right Of Return, Sacred, Legal, and Possible By Dr. Salman Abu Sitta
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Posted by Dr. Salman Abu Sitta on April 7, 2007

Dr. Salman Abu Sitta

Palestine Return Center, London

Publishers' Note
Introduction
1. Compilation of the Depopulated Villages List
2. The Unfolding of the Holocaust
3. Why the Refugees Left
4. Military Aspects of the Expulsion
5. Plunder and Destruction
6. War Crimes
7. The Monetary Value of Seized Palestinian Property
8. The Right Of Return; a Basic Right
9. Is the Right Of Return Feasible?
10. The Status of Palestinian Land in Israel
11. The Israeli Position
12 Resettlement Schemes
13. Practical Steps for the Return of the Refugees
14. Summery and Conclusions
References



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Posted by Brent on November 28, 2012 #147595

"Mr. Butros" (from back in October 2008) you were seriously trying to compare the French colonists who where in Algeria to the indigenous Palestinians and by extension the Palestinian refugees living in refugee camps till today?! Very sick of you. The Palestinians have been shown to be the indigenous people of Palestine; whereas the largest Jewish group the Ashkenazis are simply Europeans who cluster unsurprisingly just with other Europeans!! In particular with the Italians and French, and Ashkenazi Jews have Khazar linkages as well (August 2012 study by geneticist Eran Elhaik, Ph.D. of Johns Hopkins University entitled "The Missing Link of Jewish European Ancestry: Contrasting the Rhineland and the Khazarian Hypotheses"). For example GenomeWeb News June 3, 2010; "Ashkenazi Jews seem to be more genetically similar to non-Jewish populations in Northern Italy, France, and Sardinia. Meanwhile, Jewish populations in Iran and Iraq tended to cluster closer to non-Jewish Palestinian, Druze, and Bedouin populations than to Europeans."
Posted by Khadim on January 19, 2009 #64405

Dear Editor,
we condemn the atrocities occurred in Gaza by Israel. Israel is real threat to humanity.
God gives u more courage for uplifting the Palestinian cause

Allah Hafiz

Khadim
Posted by Hussein Butros on October 3, 2008 #53611

Does the right of return apply to 1 Million French expelled from Algeria in 1960s? When can they return to their homes in Algiers or Oran?
Posted by Clare Brandabur on January 10, 2008 #26904

I have heard Dr. Abu Sitta give this paper in Amman at a Jerusalem Day Conference and found it, as I still do, the most optimistic and yet realistic overview andplan for Middle East Peace of anything I have read. I am still astonished at the generosity of his two-people in one-land perspective. Brilliant!