Israel did not invade, it was invaded.
Zionist settlers invaded an area that was 90% Arab and started treating the Arab natives like garbage.
Your words wish to work for Israel, but not for Jordan and Egypt which invaded Israel in 1948 and took all of Gaza and Judea and Samaria to themselves, when non of that area belonged to them.
No cries from the UN or anyone else.
When terrorist Zionist groups started stripping the residents of their inalienable rights, the arab armies went in with the purpose of restoring law and order.
When the country acquires land in defense of its territory, yes it is legal. You have not gotten to that part of International Law for the simple fact that you are getting your "facts" from the sources which tell you this version of history and not what International Law actually says.
You don't acquire your own territory. It's yours. You don't occupy your own territory. You acquire and occupy someone else's territory. And ever since the end of WWII, that has been made illegal. You're no different than Germany trying to annex Poland.
Since Israel cannot be occupying its own land, in Judea and Samaria, and got the Golan Heights after 19 years of the Jordanian and Syrians freely shooting at any and all Israeli civilians on the Israeli side, and after the Jordanian and Syrians decided to take another bite of the apple in order to get the Whole Apple......... you really do not have a case, never did, and never will.
Maybe they are just playing the game you called. I wouldn't talk about freely shooting others with all the blood on your hands.
Deny that the 5 to 7 Arab countries attacked Israel right after it declared Independence in May of 1948. Deny that the Arab countries, again, decided to invade Israel in June of 1967 to Again, destroy Israel and take the whole land to the Muslims.
No, it would never have gone to the "Palestinian" Arabs, the land would have stayed with Jordan, Syria and Egypt, again.
See above for response.
Too bad. Those Arab countries lost. And they lost bad.
In 6 Days.
That was a war you started.
They can weep all they like. They can cry foul, all they like.
They can get into the UN and pass resolutions all they like.
They attacked, got wacked back and then tried again in 1973 during the most Holy of day for Jews, thinking everyone would be sleeping or at the Synagogue, Yom Kippur. Only to lose again.
This is why you don't deserve a country.
So, cry with them. Cry all you like, because neither Area C, nor the Golan Heights are ever going to go back to Muslim hands, because giving back the Golan Heights to Syria, without a Peace Treaty where they will swear that they will not be using those mountains for practice shooting on Jews, is Never going to happen.
It's been 60 years and still, no country has recognized Israel's right to that land, except for my fucked up government (at the moment).
International Law.
Human Rights.
You do nothing put spit on both when it comes to actual human rights and actual International Law.
You do nothing but shit on the memory of Holocaust victims. You have made their lives to have been lost in vain.
When are you going to care for Human rights in general where it would be suicide to give a hostile country a land where they were practicing targets with Jews?
Stop creating hostility. You're the reason the violence started in the first place.
Here is history of legal purchase of land in the Golan you will REALLY not care about:
In 1884 there were still open stretches of uncultivated land between villages in the lower Golan, but by the mid-1890s most was owned and cultivated.
[60] Some land had been purchased in the Golan and
Hawran by Zionist associations based in Romania, Bulgaria, the USA and England, in the late 19th century and early 20th century.
[61] In 1880,
Laurence Oliphant published
Eretz ha-Gilad (The Land of
Gilead), which described a plan for large-scale Jewish settlement in the Golan.
[62] In the winter of 1885, members of the
Old Yishuv in
Safed formed the Beit Yehuda Society and purchased 15,000 dunams of land from the village of Ramthaniye in the central Golan.
[63] Due to financial hardships and the long wait for a
kushan (Ottoman land deed) the village, Golan be-Bashan, was abandoned after a year. Soon afterwards, the society regrouped and purchased 2,000 dunams of land from the village of Bir e-Shagum on the western slopes of the Golan.
[64] The village they established,
Bnei Yehuda, existed until 1920.
[65][66] The last families left in the wake of the
Passover riots of 1920.
[63] In 1944 the JNF bought the Bnei Yehuda lands from their Jewish owners, but a later attempt to establish Jewish ownership of the property in Bir e-Shagum through the courts was not successful.
[65]
Between 1891 and 1894, Baron
Edmond James de Rothschild purchased around 150,000 dunams of land in the Golan and the Hawran for Jewish settlement.
[63] Legal and political permits were secured and ownership of the land was registered in late 1894.
[63]
The Agudat Ahim society, whose headquarters were in Yekatrinoslav, Russia, acquired 100,000 dunams of land in several locations in the districts of
Fiq and
Daraa. A plant nursery was established and work began on farm buildings in
Djillin.
[63]The Jews also built a road stretching from
Lake Hula to
Muzayrib.
[65] A village called Tiferet Binyamin was established on lands purchased from
Saham al-Jawlan by the Shavei Zion Association based in New York,
[61] but the project was abandoned after a year when the Turks issued an edict in 1896 evicting the 17 non-Turkish families. A later attempt to resettle the site with Syrian Jews who were Ottoman citizens also failed.
[67] Between 1904 and 1908, a group of Crimean Jews settled in the
Bethsaida Valley, initially as tenants of a Kurdish proprietor with the prospects of purchasing the land, but the arrangement faltered.
[68][69] Jewish settlement in the region dwindled over time, due to Arab hostility, Turkish bureaucracy, disease and economic difficulties.
[70] In 1921–1930, during the French Mandate, the
Palestine Jewish Colonization Association (PICA) obtained the deeds to the Rothschild estate and continued to manage it, collecting rents from the Arab peasants living there.
[65]
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And here is another historical fact on what happened around the 1967 war you will not care about:
in July 1966,
[83] Fatah began raids into Israeli territory in early 1965, with active support from Syria. At first the militants entered via Lebanon or Jordan, but those countries made concerted attempts to stop them and raids directly from Syria increased.
[84] Israel's response was a series of retaliatory raids, of which the largest were an attack on the Jordanian village of Samu in November 1966.
[85] In April 1967, after Syria heavily shelled Israeli villages from the Golan Heights, Israel shot down six Syrian
MiG fighter planes and warned Syria against future attacks.
[84][86]
In the period between the first Arab–Israeli War and the Six-Day War, the Syrians constantly harassed Israeli border communities by firing artillery shells from their dominant positions on the Golan Heights.
[87] In October 1966 Israel brought the matter up before the United Nations. Five nations sponsored a resolution criticizing Syria for its actions but it failed to pass due to a Soviet veto.
[88][89]
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