( السياسة الامريكية اتجاه اللاجئين الفلسطينيين 1948 - 1982 )

Abstract

The tragedy of the Palestinian refugees has been compounded by the suffering of more than half a century since the establishment of the Jewish State on the ruins of Palestine. After the dispersion of its people in the refugee and refugee camps, and the 1948 Nakba, some 900,000 Palestinians were forcibly displaced outside their towns and villages. That the Jews and their military gangs destroyed Palestinian villages and cities, especially those located on the Palestinian coast, from Naqoura to Gaza. Israel destroyed more than 540 Palestinian villages. Arabic Gao Of.

The US administration considered the Middle East after the Second World War from a strategic and geopolitical perspective. Its interests, objectives and ties with this sensitive region were intertwined with the need for a strong state, such as Israel, capable of protecting American political, economic and strategic interests.

The US policy on refugees and the right of return is reflected in several axes: the first is the Dallas Project 1955; the second is the Joseph Johnson initiative in the early 1960s; the third is Henry Kissinger's vision in the 1970s; Reagan in the early 1980