> If they do that, more Israelis will die

I highly doubt that even if Hamas shot more missiles after a ceasefire, any Israeli civilian would die from it.

> Fatah are as much terrorists as Hamas is

Disagree on that. Hamas essentially is anti-zionist (and anti-semitic) and use terror attack because they kill jews (they want to kill them all, as established once again by the recent pogrom). Fatah essentially want a two-state solution. They are revolutionary and push for an armed struggle, but if you call them terrorists, then FARCS are terrorist and French/Polish resistants were terrorists.

> They enjoy great support and love from their loyal subjects.

Hamas had 30M$ a month for a dozen years, yeah, i'm sure it's grassroot support and no indoctrination...

> You simply don't have a clue what this is about.

I indeed had no clue about that. Obviously i only know about UNRWA as a relief organization who provides training, food and money to hospital and schools in the middle east, i did not know it was only for palestinians (because the school/hospital i know work with them also used to help young jewish women and men w/o formal or secular education, and poor catholics). But "You simply don't have a clue what" refugee means. it doesnt "expire" after 10 years (this would be so weird) (read that: https://www.unhcr.org/media/convention-and-protocol-relating...). Are you conflating refugee, the international status, with the "refugee status" a national government grant after you are recognized as one? Because here how it work: a Palestinian have his refugee status recognized in France (thanks to UNWRA, it's easy if he can prove he is palestininan). From this point onwards, he has a residency card, and ten years of basic healthcare and minimum income. After those 10 years, if he did not get citizenship, he goes to Ofpra, ask again, and get it again. My mother hosted (or taught French to) different war refugees from Georgia until 2021, so hopefully they did not suddenly stopped being war refugees in 2018, or else the associations whe work with really screwed up.

Still, i have not clue about that part of UNWRA: so i read about it for 5 minutes: UN cannot create statelessness (weird word). This is illegal under the Geneva convention, so as long as Palestine is not a nation, its hard to revoke the provision that make Palestinian refugees (because the million or so living in Gaza or in the west bank cannot be recognized as Palestinian as long as Palestine doesn't exist). Also UNWRA has nothing to do with the right to return. It's was created after (a over a hundred UN resolution after), so you're damn right i "don't have a clue what this is about", but a quick google-fu would have helped you too. By the way, this was both rude and wrong, which is the worst kind of rude.

> You obviously don't live there. Have never been there.

I don't, I have. Only for a couple days (that's also when i started reading Hareetz), my father was denied entry at the last moment and i choose to come back once it was clear he wouldn't be allowed to enter at all (making pre-90s lebanon the only Middle-East country he was able to enter due to having "Jerusalem" as place of birth on his passport), sadly the place he was born in was destroyed in 2020 during a "resettlement" and he will never see it.