docmauser1
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Of course, it is! In the course of the ME Insight Symposium, that took place in Washington on May 4, 1998, Hoda Tawfik of the egyptian Al Ahram asked James BakerNo, this is not an un-defined area.
"What do you think is right? That these are occupied Arab territories and not disputed territories?"
James Baker replied
"They're clearly disputed territories. That's what Resolutions 242 and 338 are all about. They are clearly disputed territories."
The UN, forgetting it's own resolutions!? 242 and 338!!?? Some "opinionation", indeed.Here's the area from a legal standpoint, not your opinionated one... A root cause of the phenomenon is Israels decades-long policy of facilitating and encouraging the settling of its citizens inside occupied Palestinian territory (oPt), defined as transfer of population and prohibited by international humanitarian law (IHL).
As Winnie Churchill noted "So far from being persecuted, the Arabs have crowded into the country and multiplied till their population has increased more than even all world Jewry could lift up the Jewish population."Are you talking about the evacuation from Gaza? Let me tell you something, because you can't give, what you don't have. And Israel does not have that land. It is not theirs to give. They need to just leave.
So, how can a so-called "palistanian nation" of settler-squatters from the hood demand anything was theirs all along? "Yes, We Can!"? No, they can't, of course.