P F Tinmore
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The Mandates were assigned to territories that had borders. They worked inside their respective territories but the territories were not theirs. They were merely trustees.You are full of it, as you keep bringing up what you have clearly, too many times, not understood about the Mandates and borders.Sure.Oh, scholar.......do educate us all.He bases his conclusion on false premise.
Give us the "true" premise.
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From your link:
In international law, there is a clear rule regarding the establishment of new countries: the country’s borders are determined in accordance with the borders of the previous political entity in that area. So what was here before? The British Mandate. And what were the borders of the British Mandate? From the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River.
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Two governing principles formed the core of the Mandate System, being non-annexation of the territory and its administration as a “sacred trust of civilisation” to develop the territory for the benefit of its native people.[2]
League of Nations mandate - Wikipedia
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The Mandate was not a place with territory and borders. It held the territory in trust in behalf of the native people.
There were 4 mandates and all of them had borders.
Go play with your toys, now.