PALESTINE and the LAW

Guidelines for The Resolution of the Arab-Israel Conflict

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1Palestine in History 2Promises to the Arabs and the Jews 3Palestine at the End of World War I 4The Legal Status of Palestine under the Mandate 5Termination of Palestine Mandate 6The United Kingdom Refers the Problem of Palestine to the United Nations 7Is The General Assembly's Partition Resolution Valid?8Israel's Attitude Towards the Partition Resolution 9What are the Boundaries of Israel?10Israel Claims New Boundaries After Armed Conflict 11The General Assembly Resolved to Admit Israel to the UN on 11th May 1949 12The History of the Principle of Self-Determination 13The Palestinians' Right of Return 14Security Council Resolution 242 15The Status of Jerusalem 16Palestine and Jordan: Merger and Separation 17Palestine's Declaration of Independence 18A Pro-Israel Response 19Update

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Chapter 11 – The General Assembly Resolved to Admit Israel to the UN on 11th May 1949

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Palestine and the Law

Guidelines for the Resolution of the Arab-Israel Conflict

A comprehensive legal study of the Arab-Israel conflict by Professor Musa E. Mazzawi.

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ISBN: 0 86372 222 9

First published 1997 · British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data available