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[eracles]

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1155858.html

With this decision, one of the world's most respected international legal institution on the matter of human rights thus opened a new chapter in the ongoing controversy surrounding refugees' right to return to their homes.p

The Israeli's love the judgement you pushed for Bravo...

[paaul12]

yea it is good. make sure you read all of it

Benvenisti suggests we pay attention to the "diplomatic" statements made in the ruling. The judges take into account the warring sides' responsibility to end the conflict, noting the Turks voted in favor of the Kofi Annan plan, while the Greeks rejected it by a large majority. The judges were aware the Turks had responded positively to the proposal, even though it included a demand for the limited return of refugees to the north - in accordance with agreed upon criteria - and most important, the Turks had established a reliable mechanism for settling the refugees' claims.

However, the injured side that decides to wait until the end of time will one day wake up to discover his rights have become obsolete.

[Get Real!]

Paul, the problem with celebrating yet another example of the global decline in Human Rights when it suits your interests is that it goes round and sooner or later bites you on the bum! Mark my words…

[YFred]

Paul, the problem with celebrating yet another example of the global decline in Human Rights when it suits your interests is that it goes round and sooner or later bites you on the bum! Mark my words…

Oh yeah the israilis were about to give back palastine. Get a hold of reality and look for the best compromise. That is all we can hope for.

All or nothing will lead to nothing. How many times do I have to say it.