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The Legality Of A Jewish State A Century Of Debate Over Rights In Palestine Quigley

Name: The Legality Of A Jewish State A Century Of Debate Over Rights In Palestine Quigley
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.44 MB

Pages: 300

Author: Quigley, John

ISBN: 9781316519240, 9781009023085, 9781009020879, 9781009020671, 1316519244, 100902308X, 1009020870, 1009020676

Language: English

Year: 2021

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The Legality Of A Jewish State A Century Of Debate Over Rights In Palestine Quigley by Quigley, John 9781316519240, 9781009023085, 9781009020879, 9781009020671, 1316519244, 100902308X, 1009020870, 1009020676 instant download after payment.

In The Legality of a Jewish State, the author traces the diplomatic history that led to the partition of Palestine in 1948 and the creation of Israel as a state. He argues that the fate of Palestine was not determined on the basis of principle, but by the failure of legality. In focusing on the lawyer-diplomats who pressed for and against a Jewish state at the United Nations, he offers an explanation of the effort in 1947-48 by Arab states at the UN to gain a legal opinion from the International Court of Justice about partition and the declaration of a Jewish state. Their arguments at that time may surprise a twenty-first-century reader, touching on issues that are still at the heart of the contemporary conflict in the Middle East.