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Who owns the "West Bank"?
The ancient lands of Judea and Samaria, east of Jerusalem, have
been part of the Jewish homeland for 3,000 years. Today Arabs demand all
of it.
Judea and Samaria, the land where Jewish
ancestors Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rachel, David and Solomon created Biblical
history, was renamed the "West Bank" during Jordan's brief, illegal
19-year occupation. Today, some 380,000 Jews own land and live in the
territory, yet their rights are denied by Palestinian Arabs.
What are the facts?
Following the collapse of the
Ottoman Empire after Wold War I, the Allied Powers, which were the only parties
with the right or power to resolve ownership of vast tracts of the Middle East,
allotted to the Jewish people the land west of the Jordan River, including
Judea and Samaria. This resolution, made at the San Remo Conference, was
effected through the Mandate for Palestine, which was adopted by the League of
Nations in 1922 and assumed by the United Nations in 1948. This document,
based on "the historical connection of the Jewish people with
Palestine," secured "the establishment of the Jewish national
home." Nothing since 1922 has changed the legal status of those
internationally binding documents.
Much of the land allocated to
the Jews, including most of Judea and Samaria, was taken from them by Egypt,
Iraq, Jordan and Syria following Israel's War of Independence in 1948, when the
Jewish state was attacked by those Arab nations - the latter three of which
were also established by the Mandate for Palestine. Jordan illegally
seized the "West Bank" and East Jerusalem, and expelled all Jews from
these Biblical homelands.
In fact, the territories of Judea and
Samaria have never been part of any nation except the Jewish state. In
1967, when it was again attacked by Arab armies, Israel defeated the invaders
and recovered the occupied "West Bank" from Jordan. It should
be noted that during Jordan's occupation of the "West Bank," no Arab
Palestinian movement emerged in favor of independence. Indeed, it wasn't
until Israel reclaimed the land and Jews returned to their ancestral home that
claims of Jewish "occupation" were raised.
Today, most land in
present-day Judea and Samaria is not privately owned, but rather is unsurveyed
- without proven ownership. Israel claims about 30% of the public land in
the territory. However, the Supreme Court of Israel has ruled that
unsurveyed land in Judea and Samaria can be acquired by Arabs who cultivate it
consistently. Arabs, through deed and cultivation rights, own about 95%
of private land in the territory. Jews, however, are not granted similar
rights, so Jewish farming on unsurveyed land does not entitle Jews to private
ownership. Nonetheless, Jews own about 5 % of all private land in Judea
and Samaria.
Israel offers land
for peace. Israel has a clear, millennia-old historical claim to
Judea and Samaria, and it reacquired the territories defending itself against
an aggressive war. In addition, Israel has an irrefutable legal claim to
these territories backed by the 95-year old San Remo Resolution.
Nonetheless, recognizing that its claims are disputed by Arab neighbors, the
Jewish state has shown uncommon willingness to share the land.
Starting in 1967,
following the Six-Day War, Israel has offered to give up almost all the land it
controls in the "West Bank" - plus a Palestinian capital in the
eastern part of Jerusalem - in exchange for peace. Unfortunately, despite
numerous such land-for-peace overtures by Israel, including two most recently
in 2000 and 2008, the Arabs have consistently rejected them.
Not only do the Arabs
reject any Jewish claims to land in Judea and Samaria, they have also insisted
during peace negotiations that the territory be made judenrein - free of
Jews. Worse, many Palestinians Arabs, such as the terror group Hamas,
maintain that the entire land of Palestine - from the Jordan River to the
Mediterranean Sea, including all of Israel and the "West Bank" -
belongs only to Arabs. Today, official Palestinian maps do not depict the
state of Israel.
How will the dispute
over Judea and Samaria be resolved? Over Israel's 67 years, it has
become a world-class cultural, economic and military power. Its standard
of living id among the highest in the Middle East. Clearly the Jewish
state is here to stay. Yet despite its strength, Israel has shown
willingness to negotiate and exchange land for peace. Sadly, this
willingness has not been matched by Palestinian leadership. Until such
negotiations are consummated, the "West Bank" will remain in dispute
- a no-man's land in which claims of ownership remain cloudy and contested.
While Israel has clear rights to ownership of
Judea and Samaria - also known as the "West Bank" - it has taken a
practical position offering to trade those rights and that land for peace with
its Arab neighbors. As of yet, however, tragically, no Palestinian leader
has been willing to compromise his people's unrealistic expectation that all of
Palestine - from the river to the sea - belongs only to Arabs.
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Added note: When GOD led the
Israelites out of Egypt Moses was the earthly leader of the Israelites, and GOD
HIMSELF told Moses that HE was giving the land of Israel to the Israelites (and
that Moses would not enter in himself).
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The following article by
Rabbi Marvin Hier can be found on pg. 2 in INMOTION, Summer 2015, Vol. 1 Issue
10 publication from the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
During the past few
months, world leaders gathered to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the
liberation of the Nazi concentration camps and the end of World War
II.
: In 1933, when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of the Third
Reich, the world was shocked. Nobody expected that they would govern
Germany. But rather than confront the Nazis, the prevalent view of both
the leaders of Europe and the United States was to reach out and attempt to
engage them. Their reasoning was clear - by welcoming Hitler as a
full-fledged partner in the new Europe, the Fuhrer and his followers could be
convinced to mitigate their racist and anti-Semitic ideology. Only
Winston Churchill saw through the veneer and knew instinctively that hate
mongers and despots are unlikely candidates for change.
: But Britain and the United States were then very much in
the appeasement mode. The US, despite Nazi Germany's persecution of Jews,
fully supported sending the US Olympic team to the Hitler-sponsored Olympics.
: Six years after the Berlin Olympics ended Hitler began his
"Final Solution". When the War ended, the Nazis in places like
Treblinka, Majdanek and Auschwitz murdered six million Jews, one-third of all
the Jews in the world. Between fifty and eighty million people lost their
lives.
: What lessons can we learn from these, seventy years
later? We can learn that ideologues remain ideologues. That despite
all the meetings with world leaders, despite the fact that Hitler hosted 1936
Olympics and the whole world came to Berlin, it had absolutely no impact on
mitigating Hitler's worldview. In the end, he did exactly what he wrote
in a September 16, 1919 signed letter in the possession of the Simon Wiesenthal
Center and on display at the Museum of Tolerance, in which he said, "Its
final aim, however, must be the uncompromising removal of the Jews."
This year, as we mark
the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, these are crucial lessons to
remember as we engage Iran (see next page for details about my meeting with
President Obama).
: A Simon Wiesenthal
Center recent acquisition is an original document written by Israel's founding
Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, in which he says, "An American leader in
the future could say, after a failure, 'I made a mistake. I did not
understand the real intention of the Arab leaders."
: We cannot afford to make mistakes on this decisive issue
nor can we allow any power in the world to compel us to make fateful
errors.
: On this 70th anniversary of the end of the Nazi regime, the
memory of the holocaust is best preserved when we refuse to repeat our
mistakes.
Rabbi Marvin Hier
Founder and Dean
Simon Wiesenthal Center
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Added note: Let's be very mindful of Iran
today - they have consistently advocated the death to Israel! Let's have
a strong Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and a strong intelligence
community and help protect Israel against any and all threats from Iran, or any
other country!
LOVE IS NOT SELF SEEKING.
The greatest of these is love.
Love one another.
We love, because He first loved us.
Love is the fulfilling of the Law.
For God so loved the world, that He gave His
only begotten Son into this world to die for us sinners, so that whosoever
believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Faith, hope, and love - the greatest of these
is love.
God is love. GOD is LOVE.
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