Treaty Settlements, Recognized Borders and Occupation

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    Negoiated Settlement of Secure and Recognized Borders: UN Resolution 242

    Gaza Annexed by Egypt

    Judea and Samaria Annexed by Jordan

    Golan Heights:

    No Peace Treaty With Syria!

    UN Troops Buffered Peace / DMZ Zone

    NEGOTIATIONS:

    Peace Treaty With Egypt 1979 = Recognized Borders

    Peace Treaty With Jordan 1994 = Recognized Borders

    FAILURE OF MUSLIMS TO WITHDRAW:

    Gaza Occupied by Hamas = Refusal to Recognize Israel - The Three No's of the Muslim Brotherhoodand the Arab League!

    Judea, Samaria Occupied by PLO = Refusal to Recognize Israel - Administered by Israel

    Judea, Samaria Administered in part by PA = Duplicitious Rhetorical Three Yes's; Hamas and Al AxsaGiven Free Hand (intifada) by PA!

    Syria: Maintains State of War with Israel = Golan Heights Presently Occupied by Al Qaida

    Questions:

    How far did Israeli troops reach into Egypt, Jordan and Syria during the 1967 War?

    How far must Israel withdraw? Has it withdrawn "from territories it occupied" as required by UNResolution 242?

    What territories of a legitimate sovereign did it occupy during 1967?

    Did Israel acquire territories by (war) aggressive conquest?Did Israel REACQUIRE territories in 1967 granted to it under the San Remo Conference (1920) which

    it lost by the unlawful "Partition of Palestine" and the illegal creation of "trans-Jordan" which is now

    the Islamic Kingdom of Jordan?

    ANSWER: Israel has NEVER occupied any other sovereign's territories. It has temporarily ceeded its

    own territory to Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iraq UNTIL the advent of Moshiach.

    "I know the 1967 border very well. It is not a satisfactory border, it is where troops had to stop in 1947,

    just where they happened to be that night. That is not a permanent boundary. Later, in an interview with

    a Lebanese newspaper, the Beirut Daily Star, on June 12, 1974, Lord Caradon is quoted as saying: Itwould have been wrong to demand that Israel return to its positions of June 4, 1967 because those

    positions were undesirable and artificial. After all, they were just the places where the soldiers of each

    side happened to be on the day the fighting stopped in 1948. They were just armistice lines. That is whywe did not demand that the Israelis return to them. "

    For the sake of Peace this is the vision of Zionism!!!