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(COMMENT)Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
Recognizing that the Palestinian people is entitled to self-determination in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations,P F Tinmore, et al,
Well, yes ---
(COMMENT)Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
Remind me again.... Just where does the "State of Palestine" have "sovereignty?"
Most Respectfully,
R
Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
Palestinian right to fight occupation not only moral, but legal as wellIsrael.No they don't. International law does not apply there.Then go and live there and see how you feel about it afterwards.
You do know that the arab muslims are in breach of international laws, UN resolutions and the UN charter everytime they take these steps
According to who, what person or group has said that international law does not exist in palestine ?
Indeed, that's an interesting observation coming from an Islamic terrorist supporter.
Indeed, please tell us about international law as it applies to designated islamic terrorist franchises occupying Gaza. Tell us about international laws as they apply to human rights when your Islamic terrorist heroes gun down people in the street.
How does international law apply to Islamic terrorists waging acts of war against Israel?
I agree wholeheartedly with Noam Sheizaf’s recent post about the Palestinians’ moral right to resist. But I would like to add that the moral right to resist is also the foundation of the Palestinians’legal right to resist the illegal Israeli occupation. Considered within that framework, Israel’s suppression of Palestinian protest and resistance becomes even more striking and perverse.
The Palestinian’s legal right to resist occupation—to fight for their ability to promote, sustain, and nurture human life, to fight for their right to grow, to flourish—comes from two documents: the 1960 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples and the Fourth Geneva Convention and its subsequent protocols.
Taken together, people have the right to “fight against colonial domination and alien occupation in the exercise of their right to self-determination,”
Palestinian right to fight occupation not only moral, but legal as well | +972 Magazine
Goldstone Report.The only valid link for you is israelibullshit.ilIsrael.According to who, what person or group has said that international law does not exist in palestine ?
Then yiu need to provide a LINK proving your claims, and it must be a valid unbiased source
No the LoN or the UN will do
Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
Who buried the Goldstone report so that international law was not enforced?Goldstone Report.The only valid link for you is israelibullshit.ilIsrael.
Then yiu need to provide a LINK proving your claims, and it must be a valid unbiased source
No the LoN or the UN will do
Yes find the section that says Israel has said international law does not exist in palestine. IT MUST SAY THIS OR YOU HAVE LOST
Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
The LoN said that Palestine was a state. The US recognized Palestine as a state in 1932. Five countries recognized Palestine as a state in 1948. Palestine joined The Arab League as a member state in 1974.Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
A state in waiting as they have yet to declare full independence
Who buried the Goldstone report so that international law was not enforced?Goldstone Report.The only valid link for you is israelibullshit.ilThen yiu need to provide a LINK proving your claims, and it must be a valid unbiased source
No the LoN or the UN will do
Yes find the section that says Israel has said international law does not exist in palestine. IT MUST SAY THIS OR YOU HAVE LOST
Foreign military occupation is an external interference to the exercise of rights.Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
And who has done this, give examples of how the right was prevented ?
Holy deflection, Batman!Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
Exactly the answer I thought you would give.
You equate the right to self-determination, self-governance and sovereignty with the actual fact of having self-governance and sovereignty. As if the right to do is the same as doing.
My kid has the right to an education, but if she doesn't get her ass out of bed and shower and get dressed and strap on her shoes and walk there, she ain't ever going to get an education.
You are trying to sell me on the idea that just because kid has a sister who also needs to get up and shiwer and walk along the same road to school that it's not my kids fault if she is not getting an education because her sister has to live in the same house.
It's not going to fly. Each kid can have their own room, their own bathroom and their own toothbrushes.
The LoN said that Palestine was a state. The US recognized Palestine as a state in 1932. Five countries recognized Palestine as a state in 1948. Palestine joined The Arab League as a member state in 1974.Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
A state in waiting as they have yet to declare full independence
According to law a state does not need to be recognized.
Holy deflection, Batman!Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
Exactly the answer I thought you would give.
You equate the right to self-determination, self-governance and sovereignty with the actual fact of having self-governance and sovereignty. As if the right to do is the same as doing.
My kid has the right to an education, but if she doesn't get her ass out of bed and shower and get dressed and strap on her shoes and walk there, she ain't ever going to get an education.
You are trying to sell me on the idea that just because kid has a sister who also needs to get up and shiwer and walk along the same road to school that it's not my kids fault if she is not getting an education because her sister has to live in the same house.
It's not going to fly. Each kid can have their own room, their own bathroom and their own toothbrushes.
It is more like preventing a black kid from going into a school.
Foreign military occupation is an external interference to the exercise of rights.Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
And who has done this, give examples of how the right was prevented ?
Holy deflection, Batman!Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
Exactly the answer I thought you would give.
You equate the right to self-determination, self-governance and sovereignty with the actual fact of having self-governance and sovereignty. As if the right to do is the same as doing.
My kid has the right to an education, but if she doesn't get her ass out of bed and shower and get dressed and strap on her shoes and walk there, she ain't ever going to get an education.
You are trying to sell me on the idea that just because kid has a sister who also needs to get up and shiwer and walk along the same road to school that it's not my kids fault if she is not getting an education because her sister has to live in the same house.
It's not going to fly. Each kid can have their own room, their own bathroom and their own toothbrushes.
It is more like preventing a black kid from going into a school.
Recognizing that the Palestinian people is entitled to self-determination in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations,P F Tinmore, et al,
Well, yes ---
(COMMENT)Palestine has been recognized as a state.Both the PLO and the State of Israel have been recognized.
Remind me again.... Just where does the "State of Palestine" have "sovereignty?"
Most Respectfully,
R
Expressing its grave concern that the Palestinian people has been prevented from enjoying its inalienable rights, in particular its right to self-determination,
Guided by the purposes and principles of the Charter,
Recalling its relevant resolutions which affirm the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination,
1. Reaffirms the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people in Palestine, including:
(a) The right to self-determination without external interference;
(b) The right to national independence and sovereignty;
UN General Assembly Resolution 3236 and UN General Assembly Resolution 3237
Those are basic rights. Preventing the exercise of those rights (external interference) is illegal.What is the difference between the right to self-determination and actual sovereignty? Its the doing instead of the wanting.
