Frank wrote on Jan 22
nd, 2024 at 9:31am:
thegreatdivide wrote on Jan 22
nd, 2024 at 8:44am:
The whole world thinks Netanyahu is a terrorist.
And FD has declined to address my post (#84) outlining how and why the security of both states can be guaranteed by the UNSC, despite the veto.
Note: Israel was created on other people's land, through a UN vote on the Palestine Partition Plan; justice requires the UN establish the other portion of the partition plan.
Palestine was created on other people's land.
No, it first existed in history as
Philistine land, before Israel existed. And the 'mandate land' in 1946 was Palestine.
In any case, you are ignoring the fact that since 1946, acquisition of territory by force is inadmissible, only the UN can arbiter land swaps under international law.
So your following comment is GIGO.
Moving right along to your subsequent point:
Quote:The answer to your posts about the UNSC IS the same: you ARE out of your mind.
Ah, now some debate.....pray tell us, what statement of mine (in the post FD is yet to reply to) proves I'm "out of my mind"....
Quote:Who has the power to confer such powers on the UNSC?
The UN Charter, to which all nations are a signatory.
Quote:What is the source of the power to confer powers on the UNSC?
See above; the issue is the effectiveness of the UNSC in law enforcement in spite of the veto, thoroughly examined in my post.
Quote:Who would command a UNSC military force?
A commander chosen in the same way coomanders of national militaries are chosen.
Quote:Who would finance it and who would be accountable for its actions? Accountable to whom, by what mechanism?
The same way it's financed now, drawing on personnel from SC militairies when needed.
Quote:Who is appointing the UNSC personnel to have this power and who is overseeing the proper exercise of such powers by them.
By agreement/consensus of the relevent UNSC agencies, overseen by the ICJ.
Quote:Who is the UNSC accountable to?
The UN.
Quote: How?
Any checks, balances, recall and replace UNSC powers?
Same as accountability etc, in national government.
Effective implementation/exercise of international law is just an extra level of jurisprudence, concerned with keeping the peace between nations.