65 65 65 66 Chapter Three 70 72 74 75 76 77 81 85 86 88 88 89 92 Chapter Four 93 98 100 114 133 155 155 157 158 Chapter Five LEGAL FRAMEWORK ON INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION AND THE SEPARATE PROTECTION FRAMEWORK FOR DISPLACED PALESTINIANS 3.1. International Protection: Triggers and Definitions 3.2. General Framework of International Protection for Refugees 3.2.1 Human Rights Instruments and Refugee Protection 3.3. Separate Protection Framework for Palestinian Refugees: Content and Structure 3.3.1. UNCCP 3.3.2. UNRWA 3.3.3. The Resultant Protection Gap for Palestinian Refugees 3.4. General Framework of International Protection for IDPs 3.4.1. UNHCR and the Protection of IDPs 3.5. A Separate Legal Framework for Palestinian IDPs 3.5.1. 1948 IDPs: IDPs Inside 1948 Palestine 3.5.2. 1967 IDPs: IDPs in the oPt 3.5.3. The Protection Gap for Palestinian IDPs PALESTINIAN REFUGEES IN HOST STATES AND THE INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY 4.1. Israel: Obligations and Responsibilities Towards Palestinian Refugees and IDPs 4.2. Host State Responsibilities: Arab States and Turkey 4.2.1. Areas of UNRWA Operations 4.2.2. Areas Outside of UNRWA Operations 4.3. Host State Responsibilities: Western States 4.4. The Obligations of the International Community 4.4.1. Israel’s Unwillingness to Provide Protection and Reparations to Palestinians 4.4.2. The International Community: Promoting Further Displacement and Deepening Israeli Impunity 4.4.3. The International Community’s Role in Facilitating a Just Solution 164 167 170 171 174 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION OF PALESTINIAN YOUTH 5.1. Background and Overview on Political Participation 5.2. Available Data on Political Participation of Palestinian Youth and their Targets of Influence 5.2.1. 1948 Palestine and the Israeli Colonial-Apartheid Regime 5.2.2. The West Bank and the Palestinian Authority 5.2.3. The Gaza Strip and Hamas 5.3. Political Participation in the Palestinian Context 5.4. Questionnaire Results 199 202 207 APPENDIX 1: Methodology APPENDIX 2: Questionnaire APPENDIX 3: Outcomes of the Questionnaire 162 164 iv 2.4.3. Estimates of the 1948 Palestinian Refugee Population 2.4.4. Estimates of the 1967 Palestinian Refugee Population 2.4.5. Palestinian IDPs in 1948 Palestine 2.4.6. Palestinian IDPs in the oPt since 1967

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