> they can't leave their tiny allocated stretch of land That is how country boundaries work - there are lots of disputed territories in Israel - pretending it

> they can't leave their tiny allocated stretch of land That is how country boundaries work - there are lots of disputed territories in Israel - pretending it is as simple as 'allocated land' is completely disingenuous >their economic opportunities are completely restricted by a foreign government that they have no representation in. They live under a constant threat of violence from an occupying force. You mean Hamas? They elected Hamas and all that came with it, and I agree it has lead to a very sad state of affairs. (Unless you are referring to Israel in which case again, that is just how country boundaries work. I don't get to vote in the French elections when I reside in the UK.)