DOES ISRAEL HAVE AN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL BASIS TO EXIST? NO, for TWO reasons as outlined below. General Assembly has no legal right or basis to Partition any land, especially against the wishes of the majority population. U.N. General Assembly Resolution 273 on Israel’s “conditional” admission to the U.N. as a member Based on a British recommendation to the General Assembly that a committee be established to study the conflict in Palestine, the General Assembly on May 15, 1947 created the “United Nations Special Committee on Palestine “, or (UNSCOP). After traveling to Israel and meeting with Zionist organizations it recommended the Partition of Palestine into two states, Jewish and Palestinian. After UNSCOP issued its recommendation the General Assembly formed an Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question to further study the UNSCOP report and make further recommendations to the General Assembly. The Ad Hoc Committee further created a Sub Committee to study the legal basis of General Assembly Resolution 181 to Partition Palestine. It concluded that the United Nations has no legal foundation based on its Charter or anyInternational Law to issue such a resolution and to gift a land inhabited by a large majority of peoples who oppose, and rightly so, the loss of their land to a foreign peoples, European Jews. Jews at this time only owned
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