I appreciate the clarification, and this history is always endlessly fascinating to me.
To keep things simple, I was referring to the definition of the Basel Program. My only strong beliefs about the situation otherwise are that everyone should feel safe and at home in the place of their birth, no one should be pushed out of anywhere (except under very narrow circumstances) -- and there is never a justification for acts of terrorism (or state terrorism), or the deliberate (or negligent) targeting of civilians in any context.
From there, the rest is a matter of detail and interpretation.
To keep things simple, I was referring to the definition of the Basel Program. My only strong beliefs about the situation otherwise are that everyone should feel safe and at home in the place of their birth, no one should be pushed out of anywhere (except under very narrow circumstances) -- and there is never a justification for acts of terrorism (or state terrorism), or the deliberate (or negligent) targeting of civilians in any context.
From there, the rest is a matter of detail and interpretation.