rylah
Gold Member
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That is true. That is Palestinian land as defined by international borders. The Palestinians are citizens of their territory by treaty, by international and domestic law. With this comes the universal, inherent, inalienable rights.ψ The unity of the Palestinian land: The West Bank (including Jerusalem) and the Gaza Strip and the occupied land of 1948, one land with all its geography, it is one unit, not part separated from the other, which is a whole nation of the Palestinian people.
Nobody has the right to violate the rights of others. So, when the Palestinians make this claim it is in compliance with international law.
- The right to self determination without external interference.
- The right to independence and sovereignty.
- The right to territorial integrity.
The Palestinians are not asking for anything special. They merely ask that their inalienable rights be respected.
And how do You view the Arab attempt to cede the land to Syria under the rule of a King from Mecca in this context?