BREAKING: Syria has officially reclassified Palestinians from “refugees” to “resident Palestinians,” granting them formal residency cards and opening a path to citizenship. https://t.co/p0c7RwKyif
Syria is now offering a pathway to citizenship for Palestinian refugees. Trump's plan is taking shape. - @visegrad24 https://t.co/bfsloYfP5k
Syria is now offering a pathway to citizenship for Palestinian refugees. - @visegrad24 https://t.co/JduWAjdL1j
For the first time since 1948, Syrian authorities have officially changed the legal status of Palestinians living in Syria from "Palestinian-Syrian refugees" to "Palestinian residents." This reclassification involves issuing official residence permits and opens the possibility for Palestinians to obtain Syrian citizenship. The move marks a significant policy shift, providing a pathway to citizenship for Palestinian refugees in Syria. This development has sparked varied reactions, with some Palestinians expressing concern over the change. Meanwhile, France has also expanded access to refugee status for Palestinians, granting refugee status to a Gaza woman and her son for the first time. These changes reflect evolving approaches to Palestinian refugee status in the region.