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For the sake of clarity, there is only one Country that has an official policy of assassinating children; only one
Anyone care to guess which country that is-?
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(COMMENT)Which one in your list gets more money and technical assistance than Israel gets-?Which of them are more developed → than are scientifically, technologically, and educationally productive than Israel.
The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The only nation in 1948 that identified as, and legally vested with sovereignty
over all of "Palestinian land" was the Jewish Nation.
Loser Arabs, merely committed a post factum copyright infringement.
Is deflection all you got?RE: Palestine Today
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
I'm of a mind that the Arab League and the Arab Palestinians believed that the 1948New State of Israel was going to be destroyed. But their expectations were not the result.
(COMMENT)The Palestinians attacked?Had the Arabs not attacked, Palestinians would have their own country.
I believe our friend "toastman" has it right. Had the Arab Palestinians and the Arab League accepted the A/RES/181 (II) Recommendations, there would have been a two-state solution already in place. But the greedy and selfish Arab elements turned the reality down a differing path. A path that leads us here.
I don't really think that the Arab League Leaders had any intention of creating a new Arab State, but were intending to carve-up the former Mandate territory amongst themselves.
The fact that the Israelis made such a fight of it, the Arab League had to alter their plans. The fact that the Arab League failed, is the proximate cause of all the sniveling and whining by the Arab Palestinians over the lost expectations.
Most Respectfully,
R
I just don't understand why we keep going back to 1948, when we are 3 generations beyond that point. It would be better if we tried to find a solution to the problem of peace between the Israeli and Palestinian peoples right here, and right now. And they are 2 distinct peoples now.
The word 'peace' doesn't exist in Arabic.
The word 'Islam' comes from the root S-L-M, as in 'Salam' - means SUBMISSION.
Arabs never had peace among themselves, can't give it to anyone,
and neither know what it means.
Do you have a graph with the comparisons? I know that a million died in the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980's, about a quarter-million in the Syrian Civil War so far, and there's a war also going on in Yemen right now.
(COMMENT)The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
Where is the lie?The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
Another lie.
https://www.historylearningsite.co....dle-east-1917-to-1973/palestine-1918-to-1948/
So?RE: Palestine Today
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
This is another one of those inaccurate pieces of information which is deliberately intended to deceive the reader.
(COMMENT)The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The Israelis declared independence on 15 MAY 1948 (four months before the Palestines puppet regime).
The All Palestine Government (formed by former enemy Ottoman Officers), a phantom government under the control of the Egyptians, declared independence in 22 SEP 1948 (four months after the Israelis).
President Gamal Abdel Nasser officially disbanded the All-Palestine Government in 1959.
Remember thee APG, had no financial system or treasury, civil service, postal system, diplomatic service, or a way to fund their government.
Most Respectfully,
R
Links?The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The only nation in 1948 that identified as, and legally vested with sovereignty
over all of "Palestinian land" was the Jewish Nation.
Loser Arabs, merely committed a post factum copyright infringement.
The whole charade runs on forging a false identity - and without it holds no water.
Here's another embarrassing example of Arabs exposing their own lies:
Mahmoud Abbas gifts the King of Saudi Arabia a framed "Palestine Post" newspaper
- not knowing it's a Jewish Zionist publication.
Links?The Palestinians declared independence on its own land in 1948.Sovereignty is in the hands of the people. Governments or states are not required. The Palestinians have never abandoned their territory.
Neither the Jewish Palestinians nor the Arab Palestinians have abandoned their territory. Hence the conflict between them.
And while its not strictly true that sovereignty is in the hands of the people, I agree, generally, with the concept. So, going back to your original question ("territory can be acquired by unilateral declaration?"), of course it can. The people, who hold sovereignty, unilaterally declare that sovereignty. They don't have it granted to them by others. They don't wait for others to recognize them. They simply declare it.
Israel did it in 1948. Palestine did it in 1988.
Israel declared independence on Palestinian land in 1948.
The only nation in 1948 that identified as, and legally vested with sovereignty
over all of "Palestinian land" was the Jewish Nation.
Loser Arabs, merely committed a post factum copyright infringement.
The whole charade runs on forging a false identity - and without it holds no water.
Here's another embarrassing example of Arabs exposing their own lies:
Mahmoud Abbas gifts the King of Saudi Arabia a framed "Palestine Post" newspaper
- not knowing it's a Jewish Zionist publication.
Of course not.
