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Friends of Sabeel - North America
Home Frequently Asked Questions

Does Sabeel believe that international law is an appropriate guide when evaluating proposals for a just peace in the Land?

Yes, Sabeel believes that international law is an indispensable guide for the peace process.

International law as enunciated by United Nations Resolutions has overwhelmingly affirmed the rights of the Palestinians to return to their homes and lands from which they were driven in 1948-9 or to be compensated for them. Such resolutions have continually opposed Israel's land confiscations and building of settlements on Palestinian land. To view these U.N. resolutions on Israel/Palestine, see United Nations Resolutions on Palestine and the Arab-Israel Conflict (Institute of Palestine Studies)

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