Israeli settlements from the perspective of international humanitarian law
By: by Nasser Al-Rayyes.
Contributors: Law in the Service of Man (Organization : Rām Allāh)
Publisher: Al-Haq Institute
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Ramallah
Language: eng
Number of pages: 139
Subjects: Humanitarian law.; Land settlement -- Law and legislation.; Land settlement -- West Bank.; Israelis -- West Bank.; Land settlement -- Gaza Strip.; Israelis -- Gaza Strip.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 135-138).
Table of contents: value: Machine generated contents note: Prelude; value: Introduction; value: Chapter One: The legal nature of Palestine and the; value: legal rules that govern it; value: 1. International Humanitarian Law's understanding of; value: belligerent occupation and its legal rules; value: 1-1 Defining belligerentoccupation and its conditions; value: 1-2 The rules of International Humanitarian Law; value: 1-3 The legal value of the rules of International; value: Humanitarian Law; value: 2. The Israeli Position Concerning the Applicability of; value: the Fourth Geneva Convention on the Palestinian; value: territories; value: 2-1 The Israeli Legal Justifications for Rejecting the; value: Applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention on the; value: occupied Palestinian territories; value: 2-2 Discussing and Evaluatingthe Israeli Justifications; value: Chapter Two: The Effects of Settlement on the; value: Occupied Palestinian Territories; value: Section One: Destroying the Palestinian agricultural; value: sector; value: Section Two: Besieging Palestinian cities and urban; value: areas; value: Section Three: Seizingwater resources; value: Section Four: Terrorizing the people and pushing them; value: to leave; value: Section Five: Destroying and devastating the; value: agricultural land and private properties; value: Section Six: Destroying and devastating the Palestinian; value: environment; value: Chapter Three: The Legal Justifications for the; value: SettlementActivities; value: Section One: The Israeli official and juristic; value: justifications forthe settlement activities; value: Section Two: Discussing and evaluating the Israeli; value: justifications; value: Chapter Four: Evaluation of the Israeli Settlement; value: Practices in Light of International Humanitarian; value: Law; value: Section One: The Regulation of International; value: Humanitarian Law Pertaining to the Rights and; value: Obligations of the Occupier towards Persons and; value: Properties in Occupied Lands; value: Section Two: Israeli Practices and the Level of; value: Compliance with the Rules and Regulations of; value: International Humanitarian Law; value: Section Three: Legal Interpretation of Settlement; value: Activity; value: Part one: The Legal interpretation of Settlements in; value: Light of the Rules and Regulations of International; value: Humanitarian Law; value: Part Two: The Legal Interpretation of Settlement; value: Activities in Light of nternational Law; value: 1. Israeli settlement activities infringe upon the; value: principles of the right of nations to self-determination.; value: 1.1 The concept of the right of nations to self-; value: determination; value: 1.2 The Right of the Palestinian People to Self-; value: Determination and its Conditions; value: 1.3 The Impact of Israeli Settlements on the Right of the; value: Palestinian People to Self-Determination; value: 2. Israeli Settlements and the Violation of the Rules and; value: Principles of nternational Humanitarian Law; value: 2.1. InternationalLegal Definition of Human Rights; value: 2.2. The Legal Value of International Law Pertaining to; value: Human Rights; value: 2.3 Definition of Human Rights; value: 2.4 The Legal Interpretation of Human Rights; value: 2.5 The Impact of Settlement on the Rights and Liberties; value: of the Palestinians; value: 3. Israeli Settlements are in Violation of the United; value: Nations Charter and IsraelAs Contractual Commitments; value: 3.1. The Legal Nature of the United Nations Charter; value: 3.2. Israeli settlements are clear violations of the; value: provisions and principles of the Charter; value: Chapter Five: The International Responsibility of the; value: Israeli Occupying State for its Settlement Activities in; value: the Occupied Palestinian Territories; value: Section One: Israel's International Responsibility; value: Part One: Israel's CivilResponsibility; value: Part Two: srael's CriminalResponsibility; value: Section Two: The Legal Implications of Israeli; value: International Responsibility on Third Parties; value: 1. Obligations of States in Confronting Other States'; value: lVolations of theProvisions of International Law; value: 1.1 The Negative Obligations of States in Response to; value: Israel's Violations of the Rules and Regulations of; value: International Humanitarian Law and International; value: Law in General; value: 1.2. States' Positive Obligations towards Israel's; value: Violations of the Rules of Intetnational Humanitarian; value: Law and International Law; value: 1.2.1. Intervention to Stop and Confront Israeli; value: Violations; value: 1.2.2. Assisting and Supporting the Palestinian; value: People in Confronting these Violations; value: 2. The Obligatios of the United Nations in; value: Confronting Israeli Violations; value: 2.1. Obligations of the Security Council; value: 2.2. The Obligations of the GeneralAssembly.