docmauser1
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How so, if the International Court of Justice ruled:"In March, Israel's Defense Minister Ehud Barak warned of the prospective U.N. action as a 'tsunami.' The fear is that the world will condemn Israel not only for violating international law but also for carrying out its criminal acts in an occupied state recognized by the U.N."
A.) The ICJ ruled that, it had jurisdiction over the case, but it involved only a dispute between Israel and the UN, rather than a dispute between Israel and palistains.
B.) The ICJ ruled that, provisions of the international law regarding israeli right of self-defense are inapplicable, since there is no state involved other than Israel.
C.) The ICJ ruled that the West Bank is an occupied territory.
D.) Thus, the ICJ holds that, there exists an armed conflict, and that territories are occupied territories of another state; and at the same time the ICJ asserts that, Israel has no right to defend itself, because there is no other state involved.
The UN should stick to "recognizing" pot and have a peace joint, of course.