Why Millions of Palestinians Living in Arab Countries are Stateless
State of the World from NPR · NPR
March 4, 20248m 7s
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Show Notes
There are an estimated six million Palestinian refugees. Most of them are descendants of families forced to leave their homeland in 1948, during the war surrounding the establishment of Israel. They're scattered around the world and in some of the countries where they've settled, they've been stateless for generations. We go to a Palestinian community in Baghdad, Iraq.
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