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The Government of Israel disagrees, but he's the only one.
you shoud have a good safe trip in israel
This might be of some help to you:
http://www.teva.org.il/english/ecotourism
Sorry if you prefer to dabble in fiction. But I do not for the life of me recall Palestinian Arab ever having control over the West Bank. And we do know that Jerusalem was not ton be included in either state.
The Government of Israel disagrees, but he's alone.
Everyone, including Israel (see the Olso agreements) agrees that there are two nations in the so-called Holy Land: Israel, and Palestine (West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Gaza)
This is not Europe, this is international law.
Worth noting that there are 7.5 millions Israelis living in Israel, as compared to only 500,000 settlers living in the Palestinian Territory.
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The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice and the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention have all confirmed that Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory are illegal as they are in breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention.The Government of Israel disagrees, but he's the only one.
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Pinky,you shoud have a good safe trip in israel
This might be of some help to you:
http://www.teva.org.il/english/ecotourism
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Sorry Cat, I really am not a student of pop culture's history of the Palestinians-Israekli conflict. I do know that the Ottomans controlled the region that included Israel up until 1917, I recall a British mandated territory being established by the League Nations, and it became known ask Palestine. I do recall that it was initially portioned, allowing the creation of Jordan. There was another attempt to partition it between Jews and Palestinian Arabs in 1947. The Palestinians Arabs along with the Arab League rejected it. The invasion buy surround Arab states resulted in the loss of the West Bank and East Jerusalem to Jordan and Gaza to Egypt. Jordan went on to annex the West Bank and East Jerusalem in 1952. Then we get up to 1967, when Arab threats of invasion, rattling did not have a good result for them.Sorry if you prefer to dabble in fiction. But I do not for the life of me recall Palestinian Arab ever having control over the West Bank. And we do know that Jerusalem was not ton be included in either state.
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The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice and the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention have all confirmed that Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory are illegal as they are in breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention.The Government of Israel disagrees, but he's alone.
Everyone, including Israel (see the Olso agreements) agrees that there are two nations in the so-called Holy Land: Israel, and Palestine (West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Gaza)
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The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice and the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention have all confirmed that Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory are illegal as they are in breach of the Fourth Geneva Convention.This is not Europe, this is international law.
Worth noting that there are 7.5 millions Israelis living in Israel, as compared to only 500,000 settlers living in the Palestinian Territory.
