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Gbadebo19:We're discussing International Law and International issues and you're mentioning Nigerian Evidence Act...you don't know what you're talking about? |
Gbadebo19:Where did i write Hamas controlled the PNA? I wrote that it was LED by Hamas and Fatah. The PNA before the elections had onboard both Hamas and Fatah, along with all Palestinian factions. The PA today is basically just Fatah Wikipedia literally states: "After Hamas won the Palestinian legislative elections on 25 January 2006, Ismail Haniyeh was nominated Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority, establishing a Palestinian national unity government with Fatah" |
Gbadebo19:You're not a lawyer |
Gbadebo19:Are we basing it on facts or your personal opinions, because i don't have time for baseless arguments |
Gbadebo19:Will that reply hold up in a Court of Law? I specifically asked you to reply me as a lawyer |
Gbadebo19:The PALESTINIAN NATIONAL AUTHORITY(PNA) made up of representatives of all Palestinian factions led by Hamas and Fatah and not the Palestinian Authority (PA) which is basically Fatah, ran the Gaza strip before the elections Hamas' win in the Parliamentary election meant that a new Government was to be formed led by Hamas, the win meant Hamas had become the rulers of Gaza It was Fatah supported by the US and israel that attempted a coup inorder to prevent Hamas from forming a Government |
Gbadebo19:This belongs in the Religion Section |
Gbadebo19:There's a difference between Internationally recognised terror groups and groups proscribed by States as terror groups Internationally recognised terror groups are UN listed terror groups, i.e. groups designated as such by the security council. State proscribed groups are subjective and the legal implications for both definitions vary In the case of Internationally recognised groups, the world has a duty to destroy the group,but in the case of the latter, it's usually aimed at deterring citizens from actively or otherwise engaging with such groups in whatever form It may interest you to know that the Qassam brigades, the autonomous armed wing of Hamas, which is the entity leading the fighting against israel in Gaza, isn't considered a terrorist organisation by any of the States you mentioned, so that destroys any claims you have To understand my point above, only Japan considers Qassam brigades as a terror org, the rest consider Hamas' political wing as the terrorists Boko haram is a listed UN terror organisation, ipob is a Nigerian thing...i don't know why you brought this up |
Gbadebo19:Let's talk lawyer to lawyer(as you claim to be) 1. Apart from the US, israel and very few of their allies, how many Countries in the world officially designate Hamas a terror organisation, for you to term them "Internationally recognised" as such? Hamas isn't even listed by the UN as a terror group and neither by most countries of the world 2. David Cameron, the immediate past UK Foreign Secretary, during a hearing before a committee of the UK Foreign Office acknowledged that Palestine was under Occupation and that israel is an occupying power. Cameron accepted that israel had "the right to defend itself" but not the right to resist occupation inherent in International law and this points to the hypocrisy of the UK's terror designation, because Hamas' resistance as an occupied people is legitimate in International law, hence the hollowness of the designation 3. For cross reference, look up United Nations resolution no. 3103 of 1973, Resolution 2625 of 1970( Protocol I on the Declaration on Friendly Nations, the preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Protocol I of the Geneva Conventions 4. You've argued that the PA is the Internationally recognised Palestinian Government. My response is that the PA is recognised as the official representatives of the Palestinians, Hamas is acknowledged and recognised by most as the defacto Government of Gaza. The PA doesn't exercise authority over Gaza, so that argument is weak 5. The International Criminal Court(ICC), which has jurisdiction over Palestinian territories, has charged israeli decision makers in the ongoing killings with; (1) The deliberate targeting of the civilian population, (2) The use of starvation as a weapon of war among others, over which it seeks their arrest warrants. You claim that International Humanitarian law only applies to Countries and not terrorist groups, but both entities are bound by it, i.e. whether as State or Non-State actors. See Article 1(4) and Article 96(3) of the Additional protocol I, Article 3 and Additional Protocol II, all of the Geneva Conventions and it's Additional Protocols 5. The UN Special rapporteur on Palestine, Francesca Albanese, who's an International Human Rights Lawyer and Specialist, has concluded in her report that israeli actions in both Gaza and the West Bank has reached the threshold of Genocide. She outlined all the elements in her special report: 'The Anatomy of a Genocide Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967'. The Special Rapporteur is an independent expert commissioned by the UN to investigate israel and Palestine 6. The Highest Court in the world, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has found that there's a 'plausible and probable case of genocide' by israel against the Palestinians and has allowed the application go to trial. The same ICJ has in a ruling in July, reiterated that israel is in Occupation of Palestine. From a legal perspective, this gives Palestinians legal justification for all acts of resistance 'in all its forms' , as provided for in International Law From the points above, your arguments stand on no legal legs. Please If you're to respond, do so as a lawyer by citing legal authorities to back up your claims as i've done |
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WriteerNg:These people no send israel at all, upon all the threats and "Sinwar is a dead man walking" ![]() |
Propaganda is not good Evidence against the nine members are neither AUTHENTICATED NOR CORROBORATED, their contracts have been terminated pending authentication and corroboration of evidence against them This means they're still under investigation This is the link to UNRWA's page on the investigation for anyone who wants to research independently and not rely on propaganda https://www.unrwa.org/newsroom/official-statements/investigation-completed-allegations-unrwa-staff-participation-7-october Since Nairaland's crash it seems zionists have seun by the balls This botragelad is a waste of a human being |
WrriterNg:Naaaaa! They're less than 1000 |
WrriterNg:israel, a western country in the Middle East Imagine claiming to be natives of a place you don't fit into, but you're right at home with people who belong to a different continent and who actually look like you |
Fighttillvictory:This is in Iran and the person looks like Ismail Qaani, Brigadier General in the Revolutionary Guard Corps and he's not wearing a hijab, neither is he hiding nor is he wanted by israel You're not intelligent at all |
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LordAdam16:The funny thing is that Ahmadinejad and most hardliners were disqualified because the supreme council wanted more moderate candidates to help move away from being confrontational with the West, to more rapprochement Time will tell if it was a good call or not |
One thing of note is that Ismail Haniyeh was the leader of the Hamas delegation negotiating a ceasefire with israel, so he was making himself visible and available as a diplomat of sorts Killing him was something of a cheap shot and a move of bad faith |
LordAdam16:This has dented their reputation sha, it's left to be seen what happens |
dvkot:I agree, they should stop deceiving themselves and develop nukes and ramp up their missile program They should also seek Russia's help to improve their air defences |
When a person is not intelligent enough to formulate and articulate a set of points, they resort to insults Imagine a supporter of a genocide committing State, accusing others of not caring about human lives...the irony isn't glaring for them apparently |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:There's no State actor that can beat the idf along with US backing. The US will intervene in a war that really threatens israel, everyone in the region knows that, including you Can the idf beat the Turkish army or the Iranian army alone without US or the West's help? Even the Egyptian army is a problem for the idf There's one redline israel is yet to cross, which is the destruction of AL-Aqsa inorder to build the temple they want to build... they've threatened it but haven't done it Why are you quick to celebrate the attack in Tehran? Give it time and let's watch the fallout. The reality is that israel's actions are neither in its long term interests, nor of those of it's chief backer America, any person knowledgeable about the region's dynamics knows that. It's pathetic how helpless the US is despite israel endangering its interests in the region, when an undermined US in the Middle East means a vulnerable israel About Hamas, their hit and run tactics have prevented the idf from having complete control of any part of Gaza almost a year in, which is a complete failure on the part of the idf. The fact that the US has had to restock and replenish the idf with several weapons shipments against only Hamas is shameful There's still some way to go and a lot to happen, sit back and relax |
Iran should do two things: 1. Remove any restrictions to acquiring nuclear weapons 2. Send soldiers and equipment to Lebanon to bolster Hezbullah and position incase of a war Sending missiles will do little when arab governments, as well as western militaries will actively shoot them down This gives Iran's government a legitimate causus belli to achieve their goals As for Haniyeh's assassination, it's another in a long line of assassinations of Hamas leaders and will do little to affect the group's operations, if anything it will make them stronger Most of the comments i've seen here don't understand the Middle East, nor what's going on... there's even one foolish comment about israel defeating all armies combined, when they're nowhere near disabling Hamas talk more of defeating it |
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OkpaNsukkaisBae:Guess you didn't read this part of my reply: [/b]The governments of Ireland, Spain and Norway have been more honourable than most of the governments in the region on this Palestine issue, so i know it's an issue of right and wrong and not just a religious issue[b] I'm not sure you read any of it at all and if you read it, you probably didn't understand it |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:The governments of Ireland, Spain and Norway have been more honourable than most of the governments in the region on this Palestine issue, so i know it's an issue of right and wrong and not just a religious issue My analysis is premised on the fact that israel's injustices against the Palestinians has been and remains a major source of instability and agitations in the region. That's the case because, one of the links that unites the people of the region with the Palestinians, is their faith, pretending that religion plays absolutely no role, is a lie The same way a Christian will be incensed with injustice against his kin is the same way it is for muslims. That doesn't mean that only Christians or Muslims should oppose the injustice I wholeheartedly agree that it isn't a religious war, it's a war against blatant injustice |
With the way things keep escalating in the Middle East, a major war is shaping up The war if it does happen, whether in this round or an upcoming round, will pitch muslims on one side and israel along with their lackeys on the other The escalation is probably a good thing because muslims will finally wake up, band together and confront their enemies, but not before the end of puppet regimes ruling over them Before any lowlife yarns dust to me, if you go through history of wars involving muslims, in most of them they were outgunned and outnumbered, but still became victorious in many When i say muslims, i don't mean hypocritical national armies, i mean muslims driven by their faith |
motayoayinde:In honour of the memories of those unjustly being killed, i advice you to not even acknowledge any subhuman along with their comments The reality of the world is might equals right and those who justify the brutalisation of Palestinians, do so out of one form of bigotry or the other... it's not logically possible to rightly support injustice, so they muddle up facts to cover their prejudice Palestinians as well as every victim of injustice deserve better from decent humans than indulging degenerates I've stopped quoting and replying sorry excuses for humans on this thread, you should state your piece and keep it moving |
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