Shusha
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So. Going back to the point of the thread. Since there is NO boundary which divides the territory -- how is it possible to say WHERE Israelis are permitted to live and where Palestinians are permitted to live, thus determining which residents are "illegal" and which are not?
Further, why are "settlements" in places where there ARE boundaries -- like Azerbaijan, Western Sahara, Cyprus, Crimea -- not treated with the same level of world-wide condemnation?So. Going back to the point of the thread. Since there is NO boundary which divides the territory
Correction. There is no boundary which divides Palestine.
Sure. There is no boundary which divides the place that used to be called Palestine, and is now called the State of Israel. (You know, just like the other part of the place that used to be called Palestine is now called the Hashemite Kindgom of Jordan.)
You keep harping on place names as though the act of naming a place creates a State. It's ridiculous.