RoccoR
Gold Member
RE: Abbas Demands Israel Withdraw To The 67 Borders Within A Year
SUBTOPIC: Demands
⁜→ et al,
BLUF: Actually, what President Abbas demanded was that Israel withdraw from the Palestinian Territory it occupied in 1967.
This is not the first time this demand has been made by the Arab Palestinian Leadership (alla Ramallah).
As far as the West Bank is concerned, Israel occupied territory that was annexed by Jordan in 1950. And since that time, Jordan established a permanent peace with Israel; and established an international boundary between Jordan and Israel → delimited with reference to the boundary definition under the Mandate.
Again, this is a demand for a football style instant replay going back more than a half-century.
In 1950, The House of Deputies and House of Nobility (Jordan), adopted a resolution annexing the West Bank and Jerusalem.
It was noted by the UN Legal Affairs Office, that STILL in 2012, Palestine was no identified as a state or country NOR could its authorities be identified as a government.
It is not really clear if the today's Arab Palestinians be identified as a refugee as a result of:
Most Respectfully,
R
SUBTOPIC: Demands
⁜→ et al,
BLUF: Actually, what President Abbas demanded was that Israel withdraw from the Palestinian Territory it occupied in 1967.
(COMMENT)At UN General Assembly, Abbas gives Israel one year to withdraw to 1967 lines
He talks about " negotiation" What makes him think then that ALL his demands will be met? Does he HONESTLY believe Israel will give up access to their Holy Sites or the Jewish Quarter? Let him keep " demanding" for something that will never happen
This is not the first time this demand has been made by the Arab Palestinian Leadership (alla Ramallah).
As far as the West Bank is concerned, Israel occupied territory that was annexed by Jordan in 1950. And since that time, Jordan established a permanent peace with Israel; and established an international boundary between Jordan and Israel → delimited with reference to the boundary definition under the Mandate.
Again, this is a demand for a football style instant replay going back more than a half-century.
In 1950, The House of Deputies and House of Nobility (Jordan), adopted a resolution annexing the West Bank and Jerusalem.
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment.And in 1967: Six Day War
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment.And in 1968: Palestine National Charter.
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment.And in 1974: The Palestine Liberation Organization, the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people in any Palestinian territory that is liberated.
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment.And in 1988: Political Communiqué of the Palestine National Council and the Declaration of Independence.
In 1967, there was no Armistice Line, International Boundary, or other delimitation separating Israel from Palestine. In point of fact there was no such thing (other than a "Legal Entity" A/AC.21/UK/42). It was made very clear that after the termination of the Mandate, Palestine would continue to be a legal entity but it will still not be a sovereign state. It was noted by the UN Legal Affairs Office, that STILL in 2012, Palestine was no identified as a state or country NOR could its authorities be identified as a government.
It is not really clear if the today's Arab Palestinians be identified as a refugee as a result of:
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment.The displacement during the 1948 War for Independence
.....................................or
◈ Refugees as a result of arbitrary abandonment by Jordan.
It will be interesting to see if anyone will take notice. And if a debate starts, which countries will standup and put forth a credible defense for Israel.Most Respectfully,
R
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