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American jews and you've just written a powerful, whether people agree with it or not, an article for refugee return. it is really worth reading as i said, what ever anyone thinks about it. the new yorker has done a profile on you on the base of it. are sensing there is a shift in public opinion. >> there is a shift in public opinion in the united states aincluding among younger american jews because there is a struggle americans are engaged in here between a country with ae quality under the law for all people and has a series of high hierarchy and something that jews react against and as

>> peter, let me ask you about what do you think, whether there is a shift in israel or among american jews? and you've just written a powerful, whether people agree with it or not, an article for refugee return. it is really worth reading as i said, whatever anyone thinks about it. "the new yorker" has done a profile on you on the base of it. are sensing there is a shift in public opinion? >> there is a shift in public opinion in the united states including among younger american jews because there is a struggle americans are engaged in here between a country with ae quality under the law for...

Copyright © 2021 Enab Baladi. Enab Baladi is a nonprofit charitable 501(c)(3) organization, Tax ID. 46-3313735 Decisions to deport Syrian refugees crash against international law Edited by Enab Baladi Diana Rahima| Saleh Malas|Nour al-Din Ramadan “We are lost and scared as if held in a prison; deprived of passports, residence permits and even travel outside Denmark.” With these words, Syrian refugee Radwan Bartawi, 43, described his situation in Denmark, gripped by fear over possible deportation. He wondered, “How can they describe Damascus as safe? How can I return when I am wanted w...

Daniel Masterson The scale of the global refugee problem is a nightmare told in numbers: 26 million people are classified by the U.N. as refugees, with 79.5 million forcibly displaced worldwide if we count those forced to flee in their own countries. To put that second number into perspective, if all those displaced people formed a nation, it would rank as one of the 25 largest countries in the world. Daniel Masterson, a UC Santa Barbara assistant professor of political science and a co-author of a new paper on refugees, said that as bad as the numbers are, the public’s tendency to use t...

Burundi Regional Refugee Response Plan, January - December 2021 Format Foreword With the Burundi refugee situation approaching its seventh year, 312,615 Burundian refugees continue to be hosted by four main asylum countries, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. The relative stabilization of the country following the 2015 crisis and the mostly peaceful political transition in May 2020 offer new perspectives for solutions to this protracted refugee crisis. While not promoting returns in the current context, UNHCR supports Burundian refugees to exercise their right to r...