Prolonged Military Occupation: Rethinking the Israeli Occupation on the Occupied Palestinian Territories
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This research focuses on an increasingly important question associated with the state of military occupation as part of International Humanitarian Law, namely, to what extent the rights and duties of an occupying power are to be broadened or otherwise minimized when an occupation of a foreign territory lasts for a long period of time? This question is necessitated by the practices of some occupying powers that claim their ‘original’ authority over occupied areas should exceed the original rights embodied in the legal corpus on military occupation due to the prolonged nature of their military presence. This research focuses on the state of the Israeli military occupation over the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPTs.) and found that the Israeli practices are calculated in this direction, i.e., the expansionist policy, which ultimately conflict with the corpus of rules of international law on military occupation.
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Prolonged Military Occupation: Rethinking the Israeli Occupation on the Occupied Palestinian Territories
In: Arab Law QuarterlySearch for other papers by Rezeq Ahmad Salmoodi in
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Abstract
This research focuses on an increasingly important question associated with the state of military occupation as part of International Humanitarian Law, namely, to what extent the rights and duties of an occupying power are to be broadened or otherwise minimized when an occupation of a foreign territory lasts for a long period of time? This question is necessitated by the practices of some occupying powers that claim their ‘original’ authority over occupied areas should exceed the original rights embodied in the legal corpus on military occupation due to the prolonged nature of their military presence. This research focuses on the state of the Israeli military occupation over the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPTs.) and found that the Israeli practices are calculated in this direction, i.e., the expansionist policy, which ultimately conflict with the corpus of rules of international law on military occupation.
| All Time | Past 365 days | Past 30 Days | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abstract Views | 416 | 227 | 42 |
| Full Text Views | 40 | 27 | 3 |
| PDF Views & Downloads | 727 | 662 | 8 |