- The right of return is seen as a way to maintain a Jewish majority in Israel and prevent the country from becoming a minority-majority state.
- It is also seen as a way to ensure that Jews who have been displaced from Arab countries can have a homeland to return to.
- Additionally, some Israelis believe that the right of return is necessary for historical justice and to right the wrongs of the past.
For Palestinians:
- The right of return is seen as a way to ensure that Palestinian refugees have the right to return to their homes and lands that they were forced to leave due to the creation of the state of Israel.
- It is also seen as a way to achieve a just and lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and to address the refugee problem.
- Additionally, some Palestinians believe that the right of return is necessary for historical justice and to undo the injustices that have been committed against the Palestinian people.