LOL, what makes you think its their land
Its land they want for a future state, but hey, I'd like some land in Yellowstone as well, doesn't mean I'm going to get it anytime soon ;--)
Its not their land. Last legal designation of that land was for the creation of a national Jewish homeland. See the mandate documents, its extremely clear.
While the mandate period has expired contractual law is very clear on this kinda thing. Its the last legally binding contract that determines ownership. In this case no subsequent legally binding agreements exist concerning the lands west of the Jordan, within the mandate area.
The IDF is fully within its rights to not only administer this region but to administer it just like any other portion of Israel.
Israel is also well within its rights to employ the Geneva Conventions in response to any Arab Muslim insurgent activity
Uhm no, West Bank is Palestinian land according to international law. Jewish supremacists think they have a claim, that's irrelevant when it comes to international law. Palestinians are entitled to violent resistance against Israeli military targets in the West Bank, it's all legal.
LOL and I'm sure you can document that claim ?
Please show us just where international law states the west bank is Arab Muslim land.
The last legally binding document clearly states its land for the creation of a national Jewish homeland
But even so, what does that have to do with weapons seizures. Israel is the controlling force and under Geneva Conventions law has an obligation to maintain the peace. Which includes the confiscation of illegal weapons.
The simple fact that it is regarded as occupied territory, means it's Palestinian land. A population is entitled to armed resistance against occupying forces. UN resolutions 242, 478, etc....International Court of Justice and UN General Assembly consider it to be occupied territory.
Even Israeli court of Justice does, but it justifies settlements which isn't surprising.
So you have nothing to support your argument other than the term occupied which doesn't specify ownership in any way ?
Also you seem to be having difficulty in sticking on topic, there are numerous threads concerning this issue, yet you continually ignore forum rules and deviate from this subject on this thread.
I'm not making an argument, I'm stating obvious facts. Which you are denying. I didn't break any rules, the lunatic girl referred to nationalists as 'Islamic terrorists', even though many Palestinians aren't Muslim. But it's very ironic since Israel supports Al Qaeda and ISIS terrorists right next door. And you're trying to cover that up. Islamic terrorists are your allies against Palestinians, Lebanese and Syrian people.
Israel supports ISIS and Al Qaeda on the border with Syria and provide them air support otherwise they wouldn't survive against the Syrian army! You support Islamic terrorists!
Goes well with my theory that its a lack of education that leads to these kinda views.
You haven't stated fact at all. You've expressed opinion. Had you stated fact you'd be able to support those facts, but you haven't.
You stated that international law supported your view and you were asked what international law that was.
You've failed to present that law.
Many of us here know you can't because we've been over it a thousand times and there isn't one ;--)
But my favorite part is the fact that you appear incapable of sticking to the subject which in this case is Israel's right to maintain the peace. Which is stated in international law. ;--)
Israel has every right and actually an obligation to prevent arms from entering the area.
See
Arts. 82, 84 Geneva Conventions
Prisoners are subject to the laws of their captors and can be tried by their captors’ courts. The captor shall ensure fairness, impartiality and a competent advocate for the prisoner.
Arts. 79-135
If security allows, civilians must be permitted to lead normal lives. They are not to be deported or interned—except for imperative reasons of security. If internment is necessary, conditions should be at least comparable to those set forth for prisoners of war.
Art. 35
Use of weapons that “cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering,” as well as means of warfare that “cause widespread, long-term, and severe damage to the natural environment” are prohibited.
Arts. 51, 54
Outlaws indiscriminate attacks on civilian populations.
End Quote
Chew on those for a while and get back to us with that international law that at least in your world gave any land to the Arab Muslims west of the Jordan.
Meanwhile we'll carry on discussing the seizure of weapons, which is perfectly legal under Israeli law which is covered in the Geneva Conventions/international law.