The Palestinians are still drunk from that pathetic, yet laughable pan-Arab kool aid decades ago. Seriously, why are we lifting so much a finger in aiding them when their own Arab brothers refuse to do so? Doesn't that tell you a whole lot about them as a people? Generally speaking, other Arab states consider them a burden and trouble makers. They view Palestinians as a pest that cause trouble where ever they venture and they don't even want to house them because they'll being their troubles along with them. Worse part is, they are still banking on the 'ummah' to magically liberate them, but they refuse to acknowledge the ummah has sold out to the devil long ago. Now what comprises the ummah is tribalism, treachery, envy, greed, ignorance, etc etc. It's a lost cause and the resistance should just give up on appeasing these ingrates. So much lives and money wasted for nothing!
I think we need only one good reason not to support Palestinians and they have already given that reason to us explicitly over the past half century: We do not want Iranian help and we do not like Iranians. What else do we need? Just dump them and let the Israelis take care of them. We have paid enough for their cause and they do not even like us or respect us.
Let's not forget that the Palestinians cherished Saddam's war on Persians and even called Saddam, who wasn't any less evil than Benjamin Netanyahu, "the Arab Lion".
Interesting. Gaza under siege was cleaner than arab nations. India Pakistan etc. to me your argument reeks of western propaganda
They are trouble makers. I'm not saying that to demonize them, but they have caused trouble in countries that hosted them, including Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. And they have been betrayed too, by countries like Jordan and Egypt, for example.
They didn't necessarily do it for evil reasons though. For example, their insurgency in Southern Lebanon was meant to be against Israel to give them parts of West Bank to settle there. But it eventually led to religious tensions in Lebanon and caused a lot of trouble for the Lebanese state, nearly brought them back to the brink of civil war.
In Jordan, their anti-Israel moves by Yasser Arafat eventually led to the Jordanian Civil War. It's called the Black September. Again, Palestinians meant no harm and were focused on fighting Israel, but the damage convinced the Jordanians to kick them out.
In Syria, Palestinians conspired with pro-Western forces against Assad to topple him. That's besides years of riots and other stuff. This was pure betrayal as Assad was the reason that the Palestinian resistance still existed at the time. People can now see how important Syria was for the Axis of Resistance.
