The Jewish refugees from Arab countries though do appreciate that they finally after decades got some recognition. With hundreds of UN resolutions for Fakestinians and thousands of articles, speeches, ngo's, movements, etc to "help the Fakestinian refugees" NOT A SINGLE WORD, NOT A SINGLE RESOLUTION, was made about Jewish refugees. While their status is a thousand times above that of any fake fakestinian refugee, while the Jewish refugee indeed suffered true persecution, did not bring it on himself by making war against a group of people, and DID live in his own country for generations, STILL, it is better to have them get some mention, then none at all.... even if it does give further unjust international "legitimacy" and false moral equivalence with fakestinian refugees. The world already pains itself over the 'poor fakestinian refugees' so nothing will change that anyway.
