Our long-term category goal is to compile exhaustive publication lists for all sources in the print and electronic media related to Israel’s national and political rights. It will also indicate all important reprints, and include pinpoint citations for sources of only selective value. Authors who are highlighted have a law degree, though they might not necessarily be specialists in the relevant area of law.

Category is limited to official documents related to Israel’s national rights that are legally binding according to the various approaches of legal authorities who support Israel’s rights to its homeland. It also has legitimate international compacts that are often-cited but are not directly relevant to Israel’s national rights.

Quote from Eugene V. Rostow (died on November 25, 2002, from his last letter on the subject to the N.Y. Times)

He says I am “virtually alone” in believing that Israel’s legal claim to those territories is stronger than that of any other possible claimant . . .

Category refutes the applicability of the term “occupation” in a restrictive or broader sense to Israel. The first article provides historical background for the subject.

Category is limited to official documents related to Israel’s national rights that are legally binding according to the various approaches of legal authorities who support Israel’s rights to its homeland. It also has legitimate international compacts that are often-cited but are not directly relevant to Israel’s national rights.

Our long-term category goal is to index detailed subject headings of lasting value for all credible works in the print and electronic media that support Israel’s rights to its homeland or serve to document its obfuscation by public officials. The entries for this category on the homepage cycle downward as new ones become available.

Category exposes and counters the duplicity and ignorance surrounding Israel’s national rights.

Category is organized in chronological order. It contains historical documents and works about history that relate to Israel’s national rights. It also contains works that project future developments.