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Armistice lines are not borders.Where does it say that one country (Israel or any other nation) cannot control its borders?
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Armistice lines are not borders.Where does it say that one country (Israel or any other nation) cannot control its borders?
Indeed, a cage.ARTICLE VI Security Arrangements in the Gaza Strip
- The Delimiting Line
- For the purpose of the present Agreement only, and without prejudice to the permanent status negotiations on borders, the line delimiting the northern and eastern edge of the Gaza Strip follows the fence on the ground, as delineated on attached map No. 2 by an unbroken green line (hereinafter "the Delimiting Line") and shall have no other effect.
- The Parties reaffirm that, as long as this Agreement is in force, the security fence between the Gaza Strip and Israel shall remain in place, and that the line demarcated by the fence shall be authoritative only for the purpose of this Agreement.
- Security Perimeter
Indeed. Israeli borders are, you know borders.Armistice lines are not borders.
Indeed, silly melodrama.Indeed, a cage.
Indeed, a cage.
The armistice agreement was after the Mandate left Palestine.
I don't see where they were incompatible.
I just don't understand your question.
Mandates had no borders.The borders of Palestine and the Mandate, were assigned to
re-constitution of the Jewish nation by international law,
that has no statute of limitations.
So what does the distinction between armistice and political
lines have to do - with rights that do not expire?
(ANSWER) (EXCERPT)Mandates had no borders.
Got a link for those borders?
I am trying to find some relevance to my post in here.RE: The NEWER Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate
SUBTOPIC: Interpretation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
BLUF: I don't think you can grasp this topic. You were given this answer in a previous response.
RE: Posting #1382 The NEWER Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British MandateSUBTOPIC: Interpretation
(ANSWER) (EXCERPT)
◈ French-British Convention: Certain Points Connected with the Mandates for the Syria and Lebanon, Palestine, and Mesopotamia, 1924 League of Nations Treaty Series pp355 Registry No 564✦ The boundaries between the territories under the French mandate of Syria and the Lebanon on the one hand and the British mandates of Mesopotamia and Palestine on the other are determined as follows :✦ A commission shall be established within three months from the signature of the present convention to trace on the spot the boundary line laid down in Article I between the French and British mandatory territories.◈ French-British Border Agreement of 1923, 1924 League of Nations Treaty Series pp365 Registry No #565✦ The members of the Boundary Commission designated, in accordance with the terms of article 2 of the Convention 3 of the 23rd December 1920 for the purpose of fixing the line of the Syro-Palestinian frontier between the sea and El Hamm, concluded their labours and drew up a final report at Beyrouth on the 3rd February, 1922.
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I have given all these references before (several times). And the pro-Hostile Arab Palestinians can ignore them for some superficial, frivolous, and senseless reasons.
I simply cannot understand where you get this notion (mistakes of facts) that former territories under the mandates do not have a line separating political and geographically named areas.
There are some cases in which you know they have no factual basis, yet attempt to wear a hat of authority and try to deliberately deceive the discussion group by spreading such fallacious and erroneous material in order to support the various terrorist organizations.
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I am NOT an attorney. But even a layman such as myself can plainly see through the Arab Palestinian veil of dark information that shrouds the truth.
The boundary for the territory, formerly under the Mandate, varied along the timeline between the 1920 San Remo Agreement until 1946 when the British Government released Transjordan from the Mandate and it transitioned from a protectorate to a self-governing nation. However, the remainder of the territory west of the Jordan River, was still a legal entity under the Administration of the British Government. There was no country or nation of Palestine and no government from by the Arab Palestinians.
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Most Respectfully,
R
Indeed, you seem to be the only one with that problem.I am trying to find some relevance to my post in here.
(REPLY)I am trying to find some relevance to my post in here.
They were but they did not say what was asked.RE: The NEWER Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate
SUBTOPIC: Interpretation
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
PREFACE: What the hell?
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You asked the question...
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I gave you the answer (description and links) just as you asked... These were Treaties specific to the venue (Registered and Openly accessible...).
What silly ass game are you playing.
Most Respectfully,
R
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