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During a visit with Lebanese officials, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas officially affirms the right of Palestinians to return to their traditional homeland in Israel.
On a related note, I’m officially affirming my right to drink amaretto stone sours while driving 100 MPH on the Kennedy Expressway while doing lines of coke off my dashboard.
What’s that you say? Nothing I say actually means shit? Maybe Abbas and I have more in common than I thought.
Abbas said all Palestinians should have the right to return home.
When it comes to armed Palestinian factions, however, Abbas said he supports any decisions the Lebanese government makes on how to deal with militants outside refugee camps.
Abbas spoke to reporters Thursday in Lebanon’s capital, Beirut.
About 400,000 Palestinian refugees and their descendants live in a dozen refugee camps in Lebanon, which were set up when Israel was created in 1948.
Many Lebanese also oppose the permanent resettlement of Palestinian refugees, fearing they would tip the country’s delicate sectarian balance.
Glad that problem’s taken care of. Now where’s my refill?
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