Discussion on Syrian Refugees in Gaza

New report says Gaza may receive one million Syrian refugees.

So, what do you think of this news?

Of course, they're welcome. It would be like their own land.

It's good news. We'll become friends with them, go to school together.

We would welcome them because they are like us,

and we are like them.

Before God, we are one.

We would prefer that they

come here as refugees rather than be killed

and die.

It's good news. They're welcome.

We are one people, all of us.

So you're in favor of receiving one million Syrian refugees?

Yes, why not?

I think there would be some selling, small-scale vending. If Syrian refugees came

with children, the children might sell things in the streets like this,

at intersections, and they might take your jobs.

No problem, Ar Rizq is in God's hands.

Even if they came, opened stalls and shops, and took our places

at work, that's all right.

No problem.

We take their circumstances into consideration.

May God help them. They're at war.

All Arab lands are my homeland.

From the Levant to Baghdad.

And from.

Khalil, do you know what's happening in Syria?

Yes, bombardment and the Jews. The Jews, Russia, those people.

Okay, I want to ask you a question. There's a report saying that

Gaza has decided to take in one million Syrian refugees. So I want to know

what you think of this news.

There's no room. But we have to take them in, it's our duty.

Take them in. They're like us. They're

one people, we're all of the same blood.

Welcome. Not all countries took them in.

So

no country has a compassionate heart. Gaza should take them in.

By God, welcome. We are generous people, and Muslims, we are one hand.

Don't you have a problem with us taking in refugees?

No, welcome. They can be more than a million, too.

Welcome, I welcome them.

It's not a problem. It's normal to take them in, there's no problem, we are

brothers by blood, it's normal.

All the people of Gaza are happy. Why? Because they are Arab residents and citizens like us.

If they come, welcome. Because it's a shame for them to keep living like this on

the ground, with the cold weather and all.