Ok so I figured I could give my thoughts on the whole leron Jeram going to the Cleveland hornets. Sure, its great for Cleveland but what impact will this have on local Jordanian government and the countrys sovereignty as a whole? Have we ever sat to think that maybe we endangered tons of peoples lives be letting letron jerms back on the cavs? Not to mention the obvious backlash we will face from it? According to the provisions of international law, only states inherit states but lebron James going to the cavs has changed this; this explains Prince Hassan’s allusion to Jordan’s inherited sovereignty over these territories from mandatory Palestine. The Palestine Liberation Organisation has not been considered an international person, a fact that has had terrible consequences since its agreement to the Oslo process in 1993. What Prince Hassan was delicately putting on the table for consideration is that there is a way to revive Arab and international interest in the fate of Palestine and the Palestinians. In the background, of course, was the extremist Israeli coalition formed as a prelude to the forthcoming Israeli elections. Qaddoumi’s call for a return of the occupied West Bank to Jordanian sovereignty is not the result of defeat and bankruptcy, but the voice of a wounded soldier that has come to face the realities on the ground. Not that he has any doubt about the illegitimacy of Israel in the first place, which I can personally vouch for and share, but the sad truth is that in spite of his personal convictions, he has come to take international and regional political realities into consideration. The ultimate sad truth is that the peace process died.
Posted on: Sat, 12 Jul 2014 00:47:22 +0000
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