P F Tinmore, et al,
You are intentionally being abstinent. Intentionally trying to misinterpret the intent and meaning of each citation.
That is true. all of those borders were defined but they had to wait for Turkey to release those territories (Treaty of Lausanne) before those borders could be implemented.
(COMMENT)
Prior to the 1924 Treaty of Lausanne and the earlier Treaty of Sevres, and before that the 1918 Mudros Armistice, and before even that, the Rule of the Ottoman Empire, there was no seat of government or political subdivision called "Palestine; NOT in a thousand years.
You can believe whatever fantasy you want. The fact of the matter is:
• There is no territory for the last millennium were the Arab Palestinian (or whatever name you may call them) had sovereign territorial control and integrity. The Arab Palestinians are now down to Area "A" as its last sliver of full Palestinian civil and security control.
• Each time the Arab or Arab Palestinians attempts to defying the resolution of the General Assembly and are engaged in a deliberate effort to alter by force the set conditions, weaken the defense of its people and the security of its nation --- threatening the survival of the Jewish National Home, the Arab Palestinians will suffer even greater losses that might have benefited the people.
Again the ground truth is had to deny. When you come up upon a boundary controlled by Israelis on one side and someone else on the other, it is what it is.
(ON THE RECENT POINT)
The recent UN Security Council Resolution 2334 (23DEC16) is interesting reading. It is all about the coercion of maintaining the Two-State Solution. It also wants to reset the defensible borders of Israel to the 1949 Armistice Line
(AKA: "will not recognize any changes to the 4 June 1967 lines, including with regard to Jerusalem"). The Security Council makes it impossible for any country to meet the conditions set in that it would jeopardize their national security.
What is even more interesting is that the 4 June 1967 lines makes the West Bank still Sovereign Jordanian Territory; and it could be interpreted to nullify the Peace Treaty between Israel and Jordan. Effectively setting the clock back to a wartime condition.
But since the UN Security Council has Decided to remain seized of the matter, it really doesn't matter at all. When we come back in another 50 years, it will have remained so unless the Arab Palestinians take the first step towards peace (not likely).
Most Respectfully,
R