rylah
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As opposed to someone who lives thousands of miles away,Even today, the Palestinians have the right to negotiate their territory and borders, but there is no legal requirement to do so. Palestine's territory and borders are the same as they were in 1924.
What You call their "right to negotiate territory" solely comes from the sovereign decision of the Jewish Nation of Israel.
What will they negotiate and what legal legitimacy will they have, when Israel's next young generation scrap their recognition of the Arab squatters, and reverse to full sovereignty over the entire land?
Mecca?
They're on borrowed time.Interesting opinion.They're on borrowed time.
and has no sovereign or legal power over the issue?
Well, my opinion actually counts.
You can of course try apply to become a subject of the PA, and vote to make Your opinion count...oh wait... first there need to be elections to begin with.
Now tell me what does that mean regarding Your countless hours spent on the issue?
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