One of the often neglected groups of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Middle East is internally displaced Palestinians. While internally displaced Palestinians inside 1948 Palestine/Israel and in 1967 occupied Palestine comprise a small percent of the global Palestinian refugee population, they face many of the same problems as refugees. This includes the lack of national and international protection, denial of durable solutions – i.e., return, housing and property restitution, and compensation, and the absence of an international body or mechanism to provide protection and search for durable solutions.