Why are Palestinians blamed for violence in Lebanon?
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have always been looked at with a suspicious eye and treated as a security threat by Lebanon’s political class
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All nationalities in Lebanon have the right to own a property except Palestinian Refugees. In 2001 the Lebanese law No. 296 deprived Palestinian refugees from owning a real estate property using the “No settlement” slogan as a justification, although Palestinians in Lebanon have been refusing any option other than returning to Palestine.
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