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No. Arabs occupying Turkish territory were still occupiers.Does that mean that the natives became different people?
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No. Arabs occupying Turkish territory were still occupiers.Does that mean that the natives became different people?
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of International Law said:enemy, enemy character The term ‘enemy’, connoting an adversary in war, is so far a
term of international law that it is employed incidentally in the U.N. Charter: arts. 77 and 107. It applies principally to a State. But in prize law, and equally in municipal law in regard to deprivation of liberty on grounds of public safety and to the repression of trade or intercourse with the enemy State, as well as in the context of such rules as that of English common law that an individual alien enemy cannot sue, enemy character is ascribed also to individuals, to bodies corporate and unincorporate, and to vessels and cargoes or goods. There are, however, no generally agreed rules of international law as to what constitutes enemy character in these extended senses.
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This is not an ad Hominem attack on the Arab Palestinian people. It is simply a statement of fact. They were on the wrong side (the Central Powers) of the war (won by the Allied Powers).Encyclopaedic Dictionary of International Law said:Parry & Grant encyclopaedic dictionary of international law, © 2009 by Oxford University Press, Inc. by John P. Grant and J. Craig Barker. -- 3rd ed. pg 182
(OF NOTE) ◈ Article 77 of the UN Charter is found in Chapter XII International Trusteeship. The article deals specifically to the application and Article 77(1)(1) specifically applies to: "territories now held under mandate."◈ Article 107 Outlines: Nothing in the present Charter shall invalidate or preclude action, in relation to any state which during the Second World War has been an enemy of any signatory to the present Charter, taken or authorized as a result of that war by the Governments having responsibility for such action.
(ANSWER)Does that mean that the natives became different people?
O my beloved ones, do not forget that our Palestine National Council accepted the decision in 1974. It called for the establishment of a national authority on any part of Palestinian land that is liberated or from which the Israelis withdrew. This is the fruit of your struggle, your sacrifices, and your jihad … This is the moment of return, the moment of gaining a foothold on the first liberated Palestinian land … Long live Palestine, liberated and Arab.
A Palestinian quoted in the article says that Ghneim was too far away to have thrown any firebombs. But other Palestinian media say that he was killed while "confronting Zionist forces."According to the Israeli army, soldiers who were carrying out an ambush near al-Khader identified a person throwing firebombs at an Israeli vehicle on the road that links the Etzion Bloc of settlements with Jerusalem.
“The soldiers shot at the suspect. A hit was identified,” the Israeli military said, adding that the firebombs endangered the occupants of the vehicle.