Jordan is the Arab-Palestinian State which is on Jewish land

Submitted by YJ Draiman (United States), Feb 2, 2018 at 14:46

Jordan is the Arab-Palestinian State which is on Jewish land. Legally Israel could under International Law it can take-over Jordan. The British violated International Law when they parceled off over three quarters of Jewish land to the Arabs. Israel has to notify the Arabs who reside west of the Jordan River, and that they the Arabs are there because Israel's generosity and they have no right to complain. Hebron is the second holiest city in Judaism after Jerusalem. Mecca) and Medina (Medina was a Jewish city named Yathrib) is the holy city for the Arabs which are in Arabia aka Saudi Arabia. Hebron is the holy city to the Jews going back to the days of Abraham which is located in Judea which the Jewish people derive their name.
The UN resolutions are non-binding and have no legal standing the UN has no authority to assign territory or modify international treaties like the April 1920 San Remo Conference that incorporated the Balfour Declaration (without boundary restrictions) as international law and Jewish sovereignty must be applied, you do not need to annexed your own liberated territory. At the Same time they allocated over 6 million sq. km. of territory to the Arabs with a wealth of oil reserves including Jordan as the new Arab state on Jewish land, which is the Arab-Palestinian state. The Oslo Accords are null and void as stated by Abbas at the U.N. Any peace agreement must be approved by the people of Israel.

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