Ruling Palestine

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03/12/1998 A/RES/53/53 Israeli practices/Work of the SpCttee 03/12/1998 A/RES/53/54 Israeli practices/Fourth Geneva Convention 03/12/1998 A/RES/53/55 Israeli practices/Settlements 03/12/1998 A/RES/53/56 Israeli practices/Human rights 02/12/1998 A/RES/53/37 Mideast situation/Jerusalem 02/12/1998 A/RES/53/39 Palestine question/CEIRPP 02/12/1998 A/RES/53/40 Palestine question/DPR 02/12/1998 A/RES/53/42 Palestine question/Peaceful settlement 18/11/1998 A/RES/53/27 Bethlehem 2000 07/07/1998 A/RES/52/250 Palestine question/Participation of Palestine in the UN 17/03/1998 A/RES/ES-10/5 Jerusalem/Settlements/Fourth Geneva Convention 18/12/1997 A/RES/52/207 Sovereignty over natural resources in the OT 12/12/1997 A/RES52/119 Principles of national sovereignty/Electoral processes 12/12/1997 A/RES/52/114 Right of the Palestinian people to self-determination 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/59 Palestine refugees – Displaced persons 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/62 Palestine refugees – Refugees’ properties 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/64 Israeli practices/Work of the SpCttee 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/65 Israeli practices/Fourth Geneva Convention 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/66 Israeli practices/Settlements 10/12/1997 A/RES/52/67 Israeli practices/Human rights 09/12/1997 A/RES/52/49 Palestine question/CEIRPP 09/12/1997 A/RES/52/50 Palestine question/DPR 09/12/1997 A/RES/52/52 Palestine question/Peaceful settlement 09/12/1997 A/RES/52/53 Mideast situation/Jerusalem 13/11/1997 A/RES/ES-10/4 Jerusalem/Settlements 15/07/1997 A/RES/ES-10/3 Jerusalem/Settlements 25/04/1997 A/RES/ES-10/2 Jerusalem/Settlements 13/03/1997 A/RES/51/223 Jerusalem/Settlements RULING PALESTINE — APPENDICES 195
16/12/1996 A/RES/51/190 Sovereignty over natural resources in the OT 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/126 Palestine refugees – Displaced persons 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/129 Palestine refugees – Refugees’ properties 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/131 Israeli practices – Work of the SpCttee (reissued) 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/132 Israeli practices/Fourth Geneva Convention (reissued) 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/133 Israeli settlements (reissued) 13/12/1996 A/RES/51/134 Israeli practices/Human rights (reissued) 12/12/1996 A/RES/51/82 Right of the Palestinian people to self-determination 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/23 Palestine question/CEIRPP 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/24 Palestine question/DPR 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/25 Palestine question/DPI programme 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/26 Palestine question/Peaceful settlement 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/27 Jerusalem 04/12/1996 A/RES/51/29 Mideast peace process 21/12/1995 A/RES/50/140 Right of the Palestinian people to self-determination 20/12/1995 A/RES/50/129 Economic and social repercussions of Israeli settlements 15/12/1995 A/RES/50/84 (A-D) Palestine question/CEIRPP/DPR/DPI/Peaceful settlement 06/12/1995 A/RES/50/28 (A-G) Palestine refugees – UNRWA mandate, reports 06/12/1995 A/RES/50/29 (A-D) Israeli practices – SpCttee report 04/12/1995 A/RES/50/21 Mideast peace process 04/12/1995 A/RES/50/22 (A+B) Mideast situation/Jerusalem/Golan 23/12/1994 A/RES/49/149 Right of the Palestinian people to self-determination 23/12/1994 A/RES/49/180 Principles of national sovereignty/Electoral processes 19/12/1994 A/RES/49/132 Economic and social repercussions of Israeli settlements 16/12/1994 A/RES/49/87 (A+B) Mideast situation/Jerusalem/Golan 16/12/1994 A/RES/49/88 Mideast peace process 14/12/1994 A/RES/49/62 (A-D) Palestine question/CEIRPP/DPR/DPI/Peace settlement 09/12/1994 A/RES/49/35(A-G) Palestine refugees/UNRWA reports 196 APPENDICES — RULING PALESTINE
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A HISTORY OF THE LEGALLY SANCTIONED
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© Copyright 2005 The Centre on Hou
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5 The occupied West Bank and Gaza S
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Executive summary The purpose of th
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SECTION 1 Introduction
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• In examining land and colonisat
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SECTION 2 Jewish-Zionist colonisati
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The Basle Programme 30 August 1897
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In 1929, and pursuant to the terms
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Jewish-Zionist strategy for land ac
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By 1923, about 55 Jewish settlement
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Tactics adopted by the Zionist move
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For example, Zionist leaders reacte
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3.4 The Biltmore Programme and US s
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The Jewish Agency officially endors
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The State of Israel was officially
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The JNF contributed to the work and
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Relying on ICRC and other materials
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Resolves that the refugees wishing
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4.3.2 Land and property laws in Isr
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Area of Jurisdiction and Powers Ord
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The Absentees’ Property Law under
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State Property Law, 5711-1951 This
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are known as ‘unrecognised villag
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This law was amended several times
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Similarly, persons who are approved
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The 1970 Legal and Administrative M
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The land specified in the First Sch
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4.4 The legal framework and Judaisa
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Israeli ‘State land’ is similar
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In respect of the latter, the Israe
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4.5.1.2 The Negev In the early 1950
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4.6 Summary Since its creation in 1
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5.1 Introduction The causes of the
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5.1.3 Use of legal rulings to circu
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5.2 Israel’s colonisation of the
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Jewish settlements on prime agricul
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The publication of the Dayan Plan w
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Until then, the acquisition of priv
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Table 6, below, summarises data on
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Interpretation “Region” means t
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MO 378 also authorises the Military
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The requisition of privately owned
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5.4.2.3 Military Orders and regulat
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Another separate set of Military Or
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Under Jordanian rule, cultivators h
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In addition to this inequitable off
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Military Order 166, Order Concernin
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Certain Military Orders were issued
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within their own municipalities. Pa
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Military Order 448, Order Concernin
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ecoming invalidated. By so extendin
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MO 92 Order Concerning Jurisdiction
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2. The second stage, 1971-1979, was
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20 January 1986, stipulates that th
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Jewish settlements in the Occupied
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5.5.2 Jewish settlers and settlemen
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Table 8: Land controlled by Jewish
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As in the West Bank, accurate infor
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This regulation further provides th
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Israeli settlements are exempt from
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Art. 2(2): States Parties shall, wh
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According to United Nations General
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This disparity in housing provision
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Responsibility for overseeing home
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• A contract of purchase/lease of
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many of the expropriations for ‘u
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Notes: Adapted from Table No. 6,
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Current plans envisage Ma’ale Adu
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The Oslo Accords were the latest in
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7.2 Establishing ‘facts on the gr
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Building road networks Israel embar
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Page 149 and 150: e completely demilitarised. It will
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Page 153 and 154: Appendix 1 1-a The Balfour declarat
Page 155 and 156: Appendix 2 Laws of the State of Isr
Page 157 and 158: • Roads and Railways (Defence and
Page 159 and 160: • Negev Land Acquisition (Peace T
Page 161 and 162: Nevertheless, the Occupying Power m
Page 163 and 164: Art. 13: 1. Everyone has the right
Page 165 and 166: or acts of, such discrimination and
Page 167 and 168: Art. V. Persons charged with the ac
Page 169 and 170: 12. The Committee rejects the State
Page 171 and 172: the continued Israeli policies of b
Page 173 and 174: 01/03/1980 S/RES/465: Israeli settl
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Page 177 and 178: event of non-compliance by Israel w
Page 179 and 180: It calls upon “all States not to
Page 181 and 182: 2. SC Resolution 259 (1968) of 27 S
Page 183 and 184: 9. SC Resolution 471 (1980) of 5 Ju
Page 185 and 186: 14. SC Resolution 605 (1987) of 22
Page 187 and 188: 21. SC Resolution 681 (1990) of 20
Page 189 and 190: 4. Requests the co-sponsors of the
Page 191 and 192: 2. Affirms further the necessity (a
Page 193 and 194: 06/05/2004 A/RES/58/292 Status of t
Page 195: 08/12/2000 A/RES/55/131 Israeli pra
Page 199 and 200: 13/12/1990 A/RES/45/83(A-C) Mideast
Page 201 and 202: 13/12/1983 A/RES/38/58(A-E) Palesti
Page 203 and 204: 28/10/1977 A/RES/32/5 Israeli measu
Page 205 and 206: 27/11/1953 A/RES/720(VIII) (A+B) Pa
Page 207 and 208: 10. Instructs the Conciliation Comm
Page 209 and 210: 4. A/RES/56/52 of 10 Dec. 2001 (Ass
Page 211 and 212: 5. Calls upon all the parties conce
Page 213 and 214: 2. Deplores the transfer by some St
Page 215 and 216: Selected UN General Assembly resolu
Page 217 and 218: 3. A/RES/ES-10/8 of 20 Dec. 2001 (i
Page 219 and 220: Regretting that the obligations und
Page 221 and 222: 1. Acknowledges the proclamation of
Page 223 and 224: 3-e International Court of Justice,
Page 225 and 226: incumbent upon it (see paragraphs 1
Page 227 and 228: 157. With regard to international h
Page 229 and 230: Glossary of terms Dunum (or dunam):
Page 231 and 232: Central to Zionist thought is the c
Page 233 and 234: Bibliography and recommended readin
Page 235 and 236: BEN, Aluf, and ALON, Gideon, ‘PM
Page 237 and 238: FARSAKH, Leila, ‘Palestinian Labo
Page 239 and 240: KAMEN, Charles S., ‘After the Cat
Page 241 and 242: ______, The Palestine Question in M
Page 243 and 244: UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGE
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