So, just post a 1948 map of Israel and everything outside those borders is Palestine.Because, as we already know, they are flagrant violations of international law.So....you don't know what territory is Israel, but you are sure that the 'settlements' are not in Israel. Hmmmmm. How does that work?
But how can that be? We don't know where Israel is in keeping with international law and we don't know where Israel is in violation of international law because you don't know where Israel is. If you can't define where Israel is then you can not define where Israel is not. Therefore, you can't say she is violating international law where she is not. Because you don't know where that is.
Indeed, another "..... because I say so", commandment.
Indeed, this is where you are expected to cut and paste a couple of snippets from the Treaty of Luasanne to bolster your claim to the "Country of Pal'istan" notwithstanding the fact that the Treaty makes no mention of such an imaginary place.
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