Abstract
The Palestinian claim for the right of refugees to return to places from which they were displaced in 1948 and the notion that return, if implemented, might bring them back to areas now part of Israel within the Green Line touch raw nerves for Palestinians and Israelis alike.1 Measures to redress the tragedy of Palestinian refugees, once implemented, could have far-reaching practical consequences for many and could redefine the
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