From the moment the partition idea was rejected by the Arab side, it had no further binding validity for the Jewish side.

Israel's occupation policy has been based on the that if no peace agreement is reached with the Palestinians, the resolutions' 'default' is the indefinite continuation of the occupation of Palestinian lands and people.

The Palestinians are right when they say the diplomatic custom is to recognize a country, not its regime. Of course, our situation is more complex.

From the moment the partition idea was rejected by the Arab side, it had no further binding validity for the Jewish side.

Israel's occupation policy has been based on the that if no peace agreement is reached with the Palestinians, the resolutions' 'default' is the indefinite continuation of the occupation of Palestinian lands and people.

The Palestinians are right when they say the diplomatic custom is to recognize a country, not its regime. Of course, our situation is more complex.