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How do the people exercise sovereignty.
The Allied Powers had both the Title and Rights. Whatever the Allied Powers did (or did not do) was an internal issue -- to be interpreted and settled between the Allied Powers. The Covenant was a product of the Allied Powers. They can interpret it any way they want. It was not up to the Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory either then or now.
In 1920, the Allied Powers had determined that a Jewish National Home (JNH) would be established in the Mandate for Palestine which they crafted (San Remo). The Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory where not a party to or an author of, the intent or implementation of the Mandate; either then or now. The agreements, between the signatories of the Covenant, were matters of consideration for the signatories of the Covenant. It was not a matter for consideration place before the Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory.
Most Respectfully,
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How do the people exercise sovereignty.
(COMMENT)Indeed, and they held the territory in trust on behalf of the inhabitants. It is the people who have the right to sovereignty.As you can see, in each case, the intension of the Sovereign Power (Ottoman Empire/Turkish Republic) was to surrender/renounce the Title and Rights of the territory in favor of the Allied Powers.
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The Allied Powers had both the Title and Rights. Whatever the Allied Powers did (or did not do) was an internal issue -- to be interpreted and settled between the Allied Powers. The Covenant was a product of the Allied Powers. They can interpret it any way they want. It was not up to the Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory either then or now.
In 1920, the Allied Powers had determined that a Jewish National Home (JNH) would be established in the Mandate for Palestine which they crafted (San Remo). The Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory where not a party to or an author of, the intent or implementation of the Mandate; either then or now. The agreements, between the signatories of the Covenant, were matters of consideration for the signatories of the Covenant. It was not a matter for consideration place before the Arab Population of the Enemy Occupied Territory.
Most Respectfully,
R