It is far more plausible for any state to accept refugees from a recognized state rather than an unrecognized one. That this fact is ignored in the debate is d

It is far more plausible for any state to accept refugees from a recognized state rather than an unrecognized one. That this fact is ignored in the debate is deplorable, but fortunately there are those working in states across the world that understand that, in order for there to be reliable, official assistance granted to the people of Palestine, having their state recognized first of all, makes it far more likely to happen. It means that the Palestinian passport can be recognized, officially, on refugee lines. It means that aid can be declared a state-to-state expenditure. There are so many benefits to recognizing Palestinian statehood that one really must question the motives of those who do not understand why it is essential that it happen.