Opinions don't change the facts.Not my opinion.
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Opinions don't change the facts.Not my opinion.
It is 9 pages. I don't think I can post it here.I don't want a quote. I want the entire agreement.
Do you have a source for that?
There are some problems here. One is that anybody can write into wikipedia.Palestinian Citizenship Order 1925 - Wikipedia
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In international law, when a state is dissolved and new states are established, “the population follows the change of sovereignty in matters of nationality.”5 As a rule, therefore, citizens of the former state should automatically acquire the nationality of the successor state in which they had already been residing.
Nationality constitutes a legal bond that connects individuals with a specific territory, making them citizens of that territory. It is therefore imperative to examine the boundaries of Palestine in order to define the piece of land on which Palestinian nationality was established.
There are some problems here. There was no “denationalization”.There are some problems here. One is that anybody can write into wikipedia.
That said. The Mandate was following international law.
To "denationalize" Palestinians would violate international law.
The Mandate had no territory or sovereignty. It merely administered Palestine. Palestine existed after the Mandate handed Palestine over to the UN. There is nothing anywhere that says that the laws created on the behalf of Palestine would expire at the end of the Mandate The Mandate itself was temporary. Palestine was not.
There are some problems here. One is that anybody can write into wikipedia.
That said. The Mandate was following international law.
To "denationalize" Palestinians would violate international law.
The Mandate had no territory or sovereignty. It merely administered Palestine. Palestine existed after the Mandate handed Palestine over to the UN. There is nothing anywhere that says that the laws created on the behalf of Palestine would expire at the end of the Mandate The Mandate itself was temporary. Palestine was not.
There are some problems here. One is that anybody can write into wikipedia.
That said. The Mandate was following international law.
To "denationalize" Palestinians would violate international law.
The Mandate had no territory or sovereignty. It merely administered Palestine. Palestine existed after the Mandate handed Palestine over to the UN. There is nothing anywhere that says that the laws created on the behalf of Palestine would expire at the end of the Mandate The Mandate itself was temporary. Palestine was not.
There are some problems here. There was no “denationalization”.
The Mandate for Palestine never “handed over” anything to the UN.
The Arab-Moslem occupation of the former Ottoman-Turk territory held no sovereignty.
They did. RiccoR has posted the link several times.The Mandate for Palestine never “handed over” anything to the UN.
Link?The Arab-Moslem occupation of the former Ottoman-Turk territory held no sovereignty.
Link?They did. RiccoR has posted the link several times.
Link?
True until 1924. Then it was Palestine.Pally’land was simply a Sanjak (administration area) of the Ottoman Turks.
No, it was not.True until 1924. Then it was Palestine.
Was not what?No, it was not.
Correct.Was not what?