The Jewish Settlements in the West Bank: International Law and Israeli Jurisprudence

@article{Galchinsky2004TheJS,
  title={The Jewish Settlements in the West Bank: International Law and Israeli Jurisprudence},
  author={M. Galchinsky},
  journal={Israel Studies},
  year={2004},
  volume={9},
  pages={115 - 136}
}
  • M. Galchinsky
  • Published 2004
  • Sociology
  • Israel Studies
    • MANY WHO CARE ABOUT ISRAEL have learned to stop caring about international law. After all, for forty years, Arab states, members of the Non-Aligned Movement and the former Soviet Union, have ceaselessly and atrociously manipulated international law so as to turn Israel into a pariah state among the nations. The UN's infamous resolutions equating Zionism with racism are only the best known examples.1 Each spring, when the UN Commission on Human Rights rolls out its allegations of Israeli human… CONTINUE READING
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