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Israel is an Illegitimate Regime (see Israel Not a State in Fact or in Law), 905-922 |
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Israel is Not Fulfillment of Biblical Prophecy, (see Biblical Prophecy), 975-1021 |
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Israel Not a Legitimate State, (see Israel Not a State in Fact or in Law), 905-922 |
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Israel Not a State in Fact or in Law, 905-922 |
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Acts contrary to international law are invalid and cannot be the source of legal rights, 911 |
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Admission of Israel to the United Nations was illegal, 918 |
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Void ab inition, 918 |
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Aim of mandates to ensure the well-being and development of peoples inhabiting the territories in question, not of immigrants to those territories, 913 |
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American states in their conferences from 1932 until today upheld the following principles: 911-912 |
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Acquisition of territories by force cannot be permitted, 912 |
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Do not recognize the validity of territorial conquests, 911-912 |
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They will not recognize any territorial arrangements not obtained by peaceful means, 912 |
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Balfour declaration, 905 |
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Balfour declaration stated no prejudice to civil and religious rights of Palestinians or rights and political status of Jews in any other country, 905 |
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Balfour declaration was illegal, 917 |
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Balfour declaration was injected in article 2 of Palestine mandate, 906 |
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Ben-Gurion, David, admits in 1946, that Jews own only 6.7% of total land in Palestine, 907 |
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Boundary of Palestine in North determined December 1920, 905 |
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British government recognized independence of Arab governments, including Palestine, 905 |
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British government submitted Palestine problem to United Nations, 907 |
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British sent Royal Commission in 1937 to investigate causes of disturbances, 906 |
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British White Papers of 1922 and 1939 recognized the rights of Palestinians to independence, 917 |
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Chen, Professor T. C., states: 911 |
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"There can be no physical existence of a State independent of legal existence," 911 |
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Christian Palestinian descendants of first Christians who adopted Christianity at the hands of the Apostles, 905 |
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Christian Palestinians, 20% of the Palestinian people, 905 |
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Churchill, Winston, interprets the Balfour declaration: 906 |
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Balfour declaration does not mean imposing Jewish nationality upon inhabitants of Palestine, 906 |
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Balfour declaration does not mean Palestine converted into Jewish National Home, but such a home be founded in Palestine, 906 |
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States, "Britain never contemplated disappearance or subordination of Arab population in Palestine," 906 |
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This interpretation need not cause alarm to Arab population or disappointment to Jews, 906 |
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Conquest by force of arms and occupation cannot be recognized, 911-912 |
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Conquest shall not be recognized as legitimate, 911 |
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Covenant of League of Nations recognized Palestinians as provisionally independent nation in Article 22, paragraph 4, 905 |
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Declaration of independence by a minority after expelling the majority a violation of international law, 912 |
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Declaration of independence by Zionist leaders in 1948 has no validity in international law, 916-917 |
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Disturbances in Palestine from 1919 to 1939, 906 |
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Doctrine of non-recognition: A state cannot be recognized unless it has a legitimate existence, 911 |
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Great Britain, the mandatory of Palestine could not annex the territory of Palestine and the minority of Jews cannot annex 80% of Palestine territory by force, violence and War Crimes, 920 |
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Historical facts, 905-909 |
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House of Lords of Great Britain opposes Palestine mandate after injecting in it the Balfour declaration, 906 |
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Lord Islington submitted motion condemning draft of Palestine mandate, including Balfour declaration, 906 |
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Resolution of Lord Islington carried by 60 votes against 29, 906 |
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Resolution states, "Palestine mandate violates pledges by British Government to Palestinian people and opposed to sentiments of majority of Palestinians," 906 |
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Hussein-McMahon agreement, 905 |
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Illegal acts constitute a violation of international law and are invalid, 912 |
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Illegality cannot become a source of legal rights to the wrongdoer, 911 |
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Independence of Palestinians provisionally recognized by Article 22, Paragraph 4, of League of Nations covenant, 905 |
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Indigenous population in Palestine descendants of all races which lived and conquered Palestine, 905 |
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International Court of Justice opinion upheld "The principle of non-annexation and the principle of wellbeing and development of peoples of mandated territories as a sacred trust of civilization," 919-921 |
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Israel not a state in international law, 917-921 |
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Balfour declaration was illegal, 917 |
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Israeli government in 1948 illegitimately composed of War Criminals, 918 |
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Israeli political and military leaders of today were members of Haganah, Irgun and Stern Gang terrorist organizations from 1939-1948, 907 |
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Israel's declaration of independence May 14, 1948, 908 |
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Israel's declaration of independence was based on partition resolution dated November 29, 1947, 908 |
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Jewish aliens in Palestine cannot expel Palestinian citizens, 918-919 |
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Jewish citizens of Palestine cannot expel Palestinian citizens, 918 |
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Jewish population in Palestine in 19th century only 12,000, 906 |
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Jewish possession of 80% of Palestine in 1948 was illegal as a result of committing aggression and War Crimes, 918 |
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Jews in Israel in 1948 were as follows: 909 |
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born abroad 463,000 |
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born in Palestine 253,700 |
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Jews in Palestine in 1882 were only 24,000, 906 |
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Jews in 1946 owned only 6.7% of the total area of Palestine, 907 |
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Jews were not the indigenous population of Palestine, 917-918 |
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Land ownership in Palestine, 907 |
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Jews own only 6.7%, 907 |
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Percentage of land ownership by districts of Palestine, 907 |
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Lauterpacht, Professor Sir Hersch states: 911 |
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Acts contrary to international law are invalid and cannot be the source of legal rights, 911 |
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League of Nations covenant, Article 22, Paragraph 4, recognized Palestinians as provisionally independent nation, 905 |
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League of Nations study about mandates states, "Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Trans-Jordan and Iraq are each recognized as provisionally independent but receives advice and assistance from a Mandatory until it is able to stand alone", 913-914 |
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Legal existence, a legitimate state must have, 911 |
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Legitimacy of a state depends on its fulfillment of requisites of a state, 911-912 |
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Population being habitually settled in territory, 911 |
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Requisites include acquisition of territory being legitimate, 911 |
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Legitimate existence of a state a requirement for recognition, 911 |
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Legitimate states must have indigenous population habitually settled in the territory and the acquisition of territory must be legitimate, 911 |
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Legitimate states must have legal existence, 911 |
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London conference of 1939, 906 |
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Mandatory power cannot annex mandated territory, 919-921 |
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Minority cannot expel the majority in a country, 912 |
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Expelling the majority is an act of aggression and a War Crime, 912 |
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Minority cannot enjoy the fruits of its War Crimes and cannot be recognized as a state, 912 |
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Northern boundary of Palestine was determined by Franco-British convention of December, 1920, 905 |
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Occupation of Palestine by Zionists illegal, 919 |
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Palestine part of the Ottoman empire, 905 |
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Palestine people represented in Turkish Parliament by six members, 905 |
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Palestine placed under Class A Mandate, 905 |
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Palestine problem submitted to United Nations, 907 |
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Palestinian Arabs were part of the Arab national movement, 905 |
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Partition resolution adopted by 33 votes in favor, 13 opposed and 10 abstentions, 29 November, 1947, 907, 915 |
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Arabs were a majority in proposed Jewish state, 907 |
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509,780 Muslims and Christians lived in Jewish state and 499,020 Jews lived in proposed Jewish state, 907 |
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Jewish state was given 5,579 square miles, Arab state given 4,421 square miles, 907 |
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Partition resolution by United Nations has no effect on Palestinian rights, 915-916 |
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United Nations had no right to dispose of any part of Palestine and deprive the majority of their territory, 915-916 |
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United Nations has no jurisdiction to recommend the partition of Palestine, 915 |
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People of the state must belong to the country as its population, 910 |
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Percentage of population and land ownership in the districts of Palestine in 1947, 907 |
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Permanent court of international justice held: 912 |
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Illegal acts constitute a violation of international law and are invalid, 912 |
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Population of Israel in 1948 was 716,700 Jews, 155,300 Palestinians who remained after Zionists expelled 800,000, 909 |
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Population of Palestine in 1919, 906 |
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58,000 Jews, recent immigrants from Europe and Russia, 906 |
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568,000 Muslims and Christians, 906 |
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Population of Palestine in 1947, 907 |
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1,350,000 Muslims and Christians and 650,000 Jews, 907 |
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253,700 Jews born in Palestine, 396,000 Jews alien immigrants, 907 |
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Position of Palestine under international law, 915 |
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At the termination of the mandate, the people of Palestine became an independent sovereign nation, 915 |
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Sovereignty was vested in the people of Palestine, exercised on behalf of the people by the mandatory power, 915 |
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Position of Palestine under the mandate, 913-915 |
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Recognition depends on treatment of minorities, 912 |
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Recognition of a state, 911-912 |
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Requisites of a state in international law, 909-910 |
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Oppenheim international law, 909 |
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Professor Alf Ross, 909 |
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Professor Charles Cheney Hyde, 909 |
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Professor John Bassett Moore, 909 |
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Results of illegal acts or aggression cannot be recognized, 911 |
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Rights of Palestinians under the mandate, 913-915 |
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Royal commission 1937, 906 |
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Second special session of United Nations general assembly convened April 16, 1948, to consider the future government of Palestine, 907 |
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Secret negotiations between British war cabinet and Zionist leaders, 905 |
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Self-determination, right of declared by President Woodrow Wilson "an imperative principle," 913 |
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British Prime Minister Lloyd George stated in 1918, "Arabia, Armenia, Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine are entitled to recognition of their separate national conditions," 913 |
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Sovereignty in mandated territories, 914-915 |
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Sovereignty in a mandated territory resides in the people of the mandated territory, 914 |
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Soviet Bloc, United States and western Europe pressured for partition, 907 |
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State requisites in international law, 909-910 |
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State territory must be the territorial property of the state, 910-911 |
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Territory must not belong to the territory of any existing state, 910 |
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Thirty-seven Zionist leaders sign declaration of independence, 908-909 |
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Country of birth and ethnic origin of signers, 908-909 |
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One was born in Palestine, the other 36 were born in foreign countries, 908-909 |
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United Nations duty to expel Israel from the United Nations and recognize the independence of a Palestine state, 921 |
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United Nations general assembly appointed United Nations special committee to investigate Palestine problem and to recommend solutions, 907 |
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United Nations general assembly had no jurisdiction to recommend the partition of Palestine, 915 |
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United Nations special committee submits a majority plan for partition and a minority plan for a federal state, 907 |
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United Nations special session to consider future government of Palestine, 907-908 |
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United States delegation submitted working paper on trusteeship of Palestine pending a peaceful settlement, 908 |
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United States, western Europe and Soviet Bloc pressured for partition, 907 |
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White Paper of 1939, 906 |
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Declared object of British Government to establish an independent Palestine state, 906 |
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Rejected partition of Palestine, 906 |
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Woodhead commission of 1938 recommended partition of Palestine, 906 |
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Zionist leaders committed War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide, 917 |
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Zionist leaders use their influence to railroad United States into World War I in consideration of Balfour declaration, 905 |
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Zionists occupied in 1948 80% of Palestine, including 2,421 square miles more than had been allotted to the proposed Jewish state, 907 |
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Zionists reject White Paper of 1939, 907 |
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Haganah, Irgun and Stern Gang commit crimes of terrorism from 1939-1948, 907 |
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Zionists used force in defiance of the United Nations, 919 |
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Israeli Crimes 1948 to 1988 (United Nations Records), 413-424, 433-480 |
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Assaults by helicopters, 440, 445-446, 449, 457, 465, 468, 476-477, 479-480 |
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Commando Unit 101 and its crimes, 413-415 |
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Commando Unit 101 formed by Sharon, 413-414 |
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Dismemberment of Arab world is a Zionist objective, 413 |
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Gaza Strip Massacres, 419-420 |
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Hussan massacre, 420 |
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Kibya massacre, 417 |
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Liquidation of Palestinian claims to Palestine is a Zionist objective, 413 |
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Gaza Strip, 419-420 |
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Hussan, 420 |
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Kibya, 417 |
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Nahalin, 418 |
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Sabra and Shatila Palestinian Refugee Camps, 472 |
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Nahalin massacre 418 |
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Objective to occupy Sinai, 414 |
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Sabra and Shatila massacre, 472 |
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Sharett, Moshe, Diaries, 413-415 |
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Sharon responsible for Kibya massacre, 414-415 |
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Territorial conquest through war is a Zionist objective, 413 |
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Types of Crimes committed by Israel from 1948 to 1988, 415, 433-434 |
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Assault by armed Jews on Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, 469-470, 473 |
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Attacks on villages, destroying houses and murdering civilians, 416-424, 434-440, 443, 446-447, 449, 451, 457-459, 466, 468, 470, 474-480 |
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Bombing and shelling attacks against civilian centers, 436, 438-439, 441-451, 453-460, 462-480 |
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Closing of Palestinian schools and universities, 473, 475, 477 |
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Destruction of houses, 435, 442, 445, 448-450, 455-456, 459-461, 463 |
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Destruction of Mosques and Waqf property, 454 |
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Expelling Palestinian villagers, 416, 434-435, 439, 448, 453 |
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Indiscriminate shelling of Egypt, 436 |
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Intercepting boats and civilian aircraft, 445, 452, 453, 458, 473-474, 478 |
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Mass arrests and incarceration of Palestinians in concentration camps, 460 |
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Murder of unarmed Egyptian and Syrian prisoners of war, 450, 453 |
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Murdering a medical doctor on the Bethlehem-Hebron road, 417 |
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Shelling and air attack against villages, 417-424 |
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Shooting down unarmed Libyan civilian passenger plane, 451-452 |
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Using Syrian prisoners of war to walk through minefields, 453 |
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Use of tear gas bombs inside the synagogue used by anti-Zionist Jews, 468-469 |
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Zionist criminal objectives analyzed by Livia Rokach, 413-414 |
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Israeli Piracy and Terrorism at Sea, (see Piracy and Terrorism Committed by Israel at Sea), 851-859 |
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Israeli War Crimes Committed in Lebanon, (see Lebanon, Israeli War Crimes Committed in), 789-818 |
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