PALESTINE IS THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WITH DEATH PENALITY FOR PALESTINIANS THAT SELL OWN LANDS PALESTINE IS THE ONLY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WITH DEATH PENALITY FOR PALESTINIANS THAT SELL OWN LANDS. COMPARE: ISRAEL IS THE ONLY LIBERAL DEMOCRACY IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITHOUT DEATH PENALITY. The Palestinian Land Law is a law that prohibits Palestinians from selling land to Jews. The punishment for violators is the death penalty. Real face of Palestine. Palestinians justice system: youtu.be/D2mj52HiYMo Article 4 of the statute states that:The sale of immoveable property against the provisions of this law constitutes a crime against state security and well being, punishable by death, and the confiscation of all the culprits immoveable and moveable possessions. Amin Al-Husseini, Great Muslim Mufti of Jerusalem (and Arafat uncle) from 1920 killed all arab latifundistas that sell own lands to Jews. Palestinians repeat from 60 years that jews stole their lands. Fake. Jews before and Israel after 1948 buy legally their lands from arabs when those was their lands and buy from British mandate for Palestine the land without owners. About Palestinian laws. The Basic law, established in 2002, is the proposed constitution of a future Palestinian state.The Basic Law is based loosely on Sharia:1 Islam is the official religion in Palestine. 2 The principles of Islamic Sharia shall be the main source of legislation.3 Arabic shall be the official language. Palestinian justicial style = Torture and summaries murders on the road against moderate palestinians1 youtu.be/D2mj52HiYMo2 youtu.be/fnNFQZLrKxA3 youtu.be/nZLU6B8aa6Y4 youtu.be/zfsUGdjTK1E5 youtu.be/dmLquI42fqA6 youtu.be/f13Vo-_NMNI7 youtu.be/CraBP4FX09k Criminal law:The Palestinian Authority operates under its own criminal law, such as its Penal Code. In addition, the Palestinian Authority also imposes the death penalty pursuant to the PLO Revolutionary Penal Code, of 1979. Palestine has the same Jordan flag, the same Jordan Penal Code, the same laws. Majority of West Bank people are Jordan. Palestinian land laws Palestinian land laws[1] are laws which relate to ownership of land under the Palestinian Authority (PA). These laws prohibit Palestinians from selling Palestinian territory lands to any man or judicial body [corporation] of Israeli citizenship living in Israel or acting on its behalf.[2][3][4][5] These land laws were originally enacted during the Jordanian occupation of the West Bank (1948–1967),[3] and while groups such as Amnesty International[6] and Human Rights Watch[3] have condemned the law and the death penalty, they are considered by the Palestinian Authority as being necessary to prevent further expansion of Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territories and to halt the spread of moral, political and security corruption.[5] The law carries a sentence of the death penalty. Background Palestinian Authority, invoking an earlier Jordanian law, announced in 1997 that the death penalty would henceforth be sought for Palestinians found guilty of selling their property to any man or judicial body [corporation] of Israeli citizenship living in Israel or acting on its behalf. [reference needed]. In April 2009, the PA reiterated its position that sale of property to Israelis constitutes treason and is punishable by death.[5] The laws A number of laws appear to have been employed by the Palestinian Authority in its attempts to limit the spread of settlements. In 1997, the PA announced that it would seek the death penalty for Palestinians selling land to Israelis pursuant to a 1973 Jordanian statute known as the Law for Preventing the Sale of Immoveable Property to the Enemy. Under this statute, the enemy is defined as ... any man or judicial body [corporation] of Israeli citizenship living in Israel or acting on its behalf. Article 4 of the statute states that: The sale of immoveable property against the provisions of this law constitutes a crime against state security and well being, punishable by death, and the confiscation of all the culprits immoveable and moveable possessions. The statute additionally states that anyone who sells land to an alien (non-Jordanian or non-Arab) without permission from the government will also be subject to the death penalty. Later in 1997, the PA began drafting a new law to replace the Jordanian statute, known as the Property Law for Foreigners. Under the provisions of this draft proposal, the sale of land to occupiers was described as an act of national treason, with occupiers defined as the government of occupation [ie Israel], its civilian and military institutions and its individual citizens. The draft statute authorized the maximum penalty (i.e. death sentence) for Palestinians convicted of the offence, and life imprisonment for foreigners. It is not clear whether this statute was ever put into effect, but it appears it was not, possibly due to international criticism. In the latest (2009) case in which a Palestinian was convicted of selling land to foreigners, however, it appears that some additional laws were used to obtain the conviction. The Jerusalem Post states that the defendant was convicted under a law prohibiting sale of Palestinian land to the enemy (possibly a reference to the old Jordanian law), as well as a Palestinian military law which, according to the Jerusalem Post, states that it is forbidden to sell land to Jews, and two earlier laws dating from the 1950s which forbade trade with the state of Israel.[12] While Palestinian Authority courts can impose death sentences, they cannot be carried out without the approval of the PA President. The current President, Mahmoud Abbas, has consistently refused to approve executions.[13] Effects A BBC report indicates that there have been two executions.[7] However, a number of extrajudicial killings have also taken place since the death penalty was first announced. In May 1997 for example, three Palestinians convicted under the statute were later found murdered. Human Rights Watch argued that the circumstances of the murders strongly suggested official tolerance if not involvement by the PA, citing as evidence inflammatory statements by PA Justice Minister Frei Abu Medein which seemed to give a green light to violence against suspected land dealers. Medein is quoted as saying: ... expect the unexpected for these matters because nobody from this moment will accept any traitor who sells his land to Israel.[3] According to the Jerusalem Post, scores of Palestinians have been murdered in the last thirty years for selling their property to Jews.[5] In 1998, Amnesty International reported that up to 100 Palestinians were arrested by the Palestinian Authority in 1997 on charges of colloborating with Israel or selling land to Israelis. The organization reported that torture of those accused of selling land to Israelis appeared to be systematic, and unlawful killings were also reported against those accused.[6] An additional consequence has reportedly been increased intimidation of Palestinian Christians, as many ordinary Palestinians have misinterpreted the law to mean prohibition on sale of property not only to Jews but also to any other non-Muslim. This misperception has been fuelled by a number of fatwas issued by Palestinian Muslim clerics in support of the PAs death penalty which fail to distinguish between Jews and Christians, but which simply condemn sale of property to infidels (i.e. non-Muslims).[14] In March 2007, the Palestinian Authority and Jordan arrested two Palestinians accused of selling a house in Hebron to Israelis. According to Hebrons Jewish Committee, The arrest exposes once again the anti-Semitic nature of the PA. We call upon the government to accept the racial hatred prevalent in the PA. Knesset member Uri Ariel demanded that the government act to secure the release of the arrested Palestinians, while Orit Struk of the committee said the arrest proves that the house legally belongs to the Jewish community.[15] In 2012, Mohammad Abu Shahala, a former PA intelligence officer, was reportedly sentenced to death for selling land to Jews. The Jewish community of Hebron petitioned the UN, the US, and the Israeli government to step in on Abu Shahalas behalf.[16] Events in 2009See also: Israeli demographic policies towards Jerusalem In early April 2009, it was reported that several Jewish businessmen from the United States purchased 20 dunams (2 hectares) of land from Palestinians in the Mount of Olives area of Jerusalem. The report prompted the PA to reissue its warning that sale of property to Jews constitutes high treason punishable by death. Sheikh Tamimi, Chief (Islamic) Judge of the PA, reminded Palestinians of an earlier fatwa against the practice. The city of Jerusalem is the religious, political and spiritual capital of the Palestinians, he said. The Jews have no rights in Jerusalem. This is an occupied city like the rest of the territories that were occupied in 1967. [5] Fatah legislator Hatem Abdel Kader, an advisor to the PA Prime Minister, asserted that the ban on sale of property to Jews was still necessary as the Israeli government and settlers were mounting a fierce onslaught on the Arab sector in East Jerusalem, attempting to alter the demographic balance there by demolishing Palestinian homes.[5] East Jerusalem was annexed by Israel in the wake of the 1967 war, but the annexation has not been recognized by the international community.[17] In late April 2009, a Palestinian military court condemned a man to death by hanging for treason after he sold some land to Israelis. The death sentence requires the approval of the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, who is not expected to approve it.[7] Affirmation by court in 2010 In September 2010, a Palestinian court reaffirmed that the sale of Palestinian land to Israelis is punishable by death. The Palestine General Prosecution said that the ruling represented a consolidation of the previous legal principle, and that the ruling aimed to protect the Palestinian national project to establish an independent Palestinian state.[18] Events in 2012 Osama Hussein Mansour, a retired Palestinian security officer, was arrested by the Palestinian Authority in June 2012 on charges of collaborating with Israel and being involved in land transactions with Israelis. He died in July after falling from a window while being held in Palestinian custody, but it was unclear whether he fell or was pushed. His wife does not believe it was suicide, but rather that he was killed, and stated that she visited him a few days before and he was in good spirits and happy.[19][20][21] References^ a b Weiner, Justus Reid (2005). Human Rights of Christians in Palestinian Society. Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. p. 22. ISBN 965-218-048-3,.^ a b Freedom in the World: The Annual Survey of Political Rights and Civil Liberties, 1997-1998. Transaction Publishers. 1998. p. 577. ISBN 0-7658-0476-X.^ a b c d e Human Rights Watch World Report 1998. Human Rights Watch. 1997. p. 340. ISBN 1-56432-176-2.^ a b Israel Investigates Death Of an Arab Land Dealer. The New York Times. 1997-05-11. Retrieved 2009-07-01.^ a b c d e f g Abu Toameh, Khaled (2009-04-01). PA: Death Penalty for Those who Sell Land to Jews. Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 2009-07-01.^ a b Amnesty International Report 1998 - Palestinian Authority. Amnesty International. 1 January 1998. Retrieved July 15, 2012.^ a b c d e Palestinian Handed Death Sentence, BBC News, 29 April 2009^ Death Verdict over W. Bank Land Sale. Al Jazeera English. 2009-04-29. Retrieved 2009-05-16.^ Senior legal official warned that settlements would be illegal in 1967 Independent - 26 May 2007^ Katya Adler, Challenge of Israeli settlements, BBC News.^ Matt Spetalnick, Obama to hear Abbas plea on Israeli settlements The Independent (Reuters source).^ a b Abu Toameh, Khaled (2009-04-29). PA court: Death to man who sold land to Jews. Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 2009-05-20.^ Palestinian Faces Death for Selling Land to Israel, Associated Press, Israel News, 28 April 2009^ M. Sennott, Charles (1999-01-17). Christians Anxious Under Palestinian Rule. The Boston Globe. Retrieved 2009-05-16.^ Issacharoff, Avi and Shragai, Nadiv (30 March 2007). Jordan, PA arrest 2 Palestinians for selling Hebron house to Jews. Haaretz. Retrieved July 15, 2012.^ jta.org/news/article/2012/04/15/3092836/arab-seller-of-machpela-house-sentenced-to-death^ East Jerusalem, BTselem.^ PA court: Sale of Palestinian land to Israelis is punishable by death. Haaretz. 20 September 2010. Retrieved 15 July 2012.^ Palestinian ex-officer dies after fall in police custody. AFP. 15 July 2012. Retrieved July 15, 2012.^ Ex-officer dies in security custody, wife says he was killed. Maan News Agency. 14 July 2012. Retrieved July 15, 2012.^ Abu Toameh, Khaled (15 July 2012). A man commits suicide over collaboration charge. The Jerusalem Post. Retrieved July 15, 2012. =============================================== zmi Bishara a former Arab member of the Israeli Knesse that escape from Israel after he was Suspicions of High Treason (As Hizballa string.) see: Azmi Bishara, an Israeli Arab, a former Knesset member in an interview with Yaron London. Fled from Israel after spied for Hizbullah during the Second Lebanon War. He said Hezbollah missiles targeting information on facilities and strategic locations in Israel. Bishara received hundreds of thousands of dollars that were transferred to Hezbollah and other foreign bodies by the money changers of Arab East Jerusalem. Say yes to the option of Jordan. Have a Palestinian named Jordan. Already over 80% of Jordan Mgidirim themselves Palestinians. King Hussein of Jordan declared in an interview with Al Nahar Al Arab in 1981: The truth is that Jordan is Palestine and Palestine is Jordan Lebanese author Farid Salman: Jordan as the Palestinian state would have told them (= the Palestinians in Lebanon) Tfadal, go to Jordan. Ending story Translation: Well, I dont think there is a Palestinian Nation at all. I think there is an Arab Nation, I always thought so and I didnt change my mind. I dont think there is a Palestinian Nation, I think its a Colonial invention Palestinian Nation. When were there any Palestinians? Where did it come from? What I think there is an Arab Nation, I never turned to be a Palestinian Nationalist, despite of my decisive struggle against the Occupation. I think that until the end of the 19TH century, Palestine was the South of Great Syria. youtube/watch?v=P3n5-yG-6dU&feature=share&list=PL8328DB7C745D0B56
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