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Jul 2000 time: 07:19
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quote: Originally posted by Dalgetti
I think the general position about this in Israel , ( if one exists , since public has short-term memory ) , is , basically "oops.".
just like you and those canadian troops. |
There is no general position about this in Israel because no one knows about this case. I never saw it mentioned in the media and if you start asking people on the street 95% will not know that this incident had happened.
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KrazyHorse
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Macedonia
May 2001 time: 00:19
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quote: Originally posted by Natan
Krazyhorse, those people are governed by Israeli law, so it's totally unreasonable to demand that they act in accordance with PA law instead. Even Palestinians in the territories followed Israeli law before the PA was set up; I don't think they're "border guards for the settlements." |
Listen: either they're part of Israel, part of the PA, or their own independent fiefdom. Which one is it?
If the PA exists at all (questionable) and the settlements are not tiny little islands of Israel and are not states unto themselves, then they are part of the PA, and have no legal basis to resist the law of the land. If the settlements are either part of Israel or independent nations then any attempt to guard their "borders" from "invasion" by the forces of the PA is a military activity.
If the PA doesn't exist, then the situation is different, since then the law of the land is Israeli. You can't get the best of both worlds, Natan. If a settlement is surrounded by the PA and it refuses to submit to the laws of the PA, then it is either a den of criminals or part of a different country.
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