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You can recite that nonsense as often as you wish; you can tap the heels of your Ruby red slippers together three times, but inventing your own version of history as you invent your own version of the Treaty of Lausanne is really comical.The Treaty of Lausanne did not create anything. The new states were created by the Allied Powers. The Treaty of Lausanne merely released the territories to their respective new states.
Palestine's northern international border was set by the Sykes-Pecot Agreement in 1916. Palestine's southern international border was determined by Egypt's international border that was defined in 1906.
Palestine and Transjordan were already determined to be two separate states. Article 25 in the Palestine Mandate allowed that to happen. The international border between Palestine and Transjordan was approved by the League of Nations in 1922.
All this was finalized with the Treaty of Lausanne in 1924. The Palestinians became Palestinian nationals and Palestinian citizens by international law in 1924. They received Palestinian citizenship by domestic law in 1925.
"... because I say so".It is no secret that the Ottoman Empire was screwing its people.
The Palestinians only claim what is in their own international borders.The pallies don't claim it?
The Palestinians only claim what is in their own international borders.
You need to read up.You can recite that nonsense as often as you wish; you can tap the heels of your Ruby red slippers together three times, but inventing your own version of history as you invent your own version of the Treaty of Lausanne is really comical.
What "new states"? You have invented "new states" you can't identify.
They have international borders?
Awesome!
When did that happen?
You're welcome.Palestine's northern international border was set by the Sykes-Pecot Agreement in 1916. Palestine's southern international border was determined by Egypt's international border that was defined in 1906.
Palestine and Transjordan were already determined to be two separate states. Article 25 in the Palestine Mandate allowed that to happen. The international border between Palestine and Transjordan was approved by the League of Nations in 1922.
You're welcome.
The borders of all of the new states were defined by post war treaties. None of them have ever been disputed.League of Nations? LOL!
When did someone real agree to their borders?
The borders of all of the new states were defined by post war treaties. None of them have ever been disputed.
The silly ''new states'' claim you make, similar to the silly claim that the Treaty of Lausanne invented the magical ''country of Pal'istan'' is just mere spam.You need to read up.
There's no dispute about what never happened, except in the alternate reality you have invented.The borders of all of the new states were defined by post war treaties. None of them have ever been disputed.
The international borders were defined by the Allied Powers. There were no border disputes between the states.Cool.
Can you post the border agreements they signed with neighboring states?
Are these the ''new states'' you have invented in your fantasy world of treaties that invent new countries while never inventing new countries?The international borders were defined by the Allied Powers. There were no border disputes between the states.
The Palestinians only claim what is in their own international borders.
The international borders were defined by the Allied Powers. There were no border disputes between the states.
Why have a border agreement when there is no dispute?Palestine has no border agreements with neighboring states?
That's weird.
Israel has agreements.
Maybe that's because Israel is a country and Palestine isn't.
Do you have a better explanation?
Why have a border agreement when there is no dispute?
You don't make any sense.
Here comes the cognitive dissonance.Do the Palestinians have a border agreement with Israel?
Here comes the cognitive dissonance.
Israel has no borders.
That's odd. Hamas, Fatah and the various Islamic terrorist franchises can tell you where the Israeli border is.Here comes the cognitive dissonance.
Israel has no borders.
