P F Tinmore
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Indeed, however, the powers decided to create new states with the ceded territories. They laid out those new states according to international law. They defined the international borders. The people became nationals and citizens of their respective territories. They created the Mandate system to assist those new states to independence.RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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(COMMENT)Neither has any authority over Palestine's borders.
You (in some very strange way) have your concept twisted backward.
◈ The Israelis establish the ground truth for territory over which they extend sovereign rule.◈ The Jordanians establish the ground truth for territory over which they extend sovereign rule.◈ A peaceful agreement between the Israelis and the Jordanian establish the common demarcation between the territory over which they extend sovereign rule.
Now you are talking about the Arab Palestinians. I don't see where the Arab Palestinians established the ground truth for territory over which they extend sovereign rule. The old demarcations that established the territory of Palestine, which formerly belonged to the Turkish Empire, were the British and the French. Their authority came from the Principle Allied Powers, and the demarcation was authorized to be established within such boundaries as may be fixed by them.
The territorial boundaries came from the British and the French. NOT from the Arab Palestinians. The Arab Palestinians WERE NOT involved with the decisions behind ANY territorial integrity nor any ground truth for the extension of sovereign rule.
Most Respectfully,
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No foreign power has any authority to change any of that.