05769cam a2200409 a 4500 12245745 EG-GICUC 20260408123049.0 001031s2000 wj b 000 0 eng 9657022215 EG-GICUC EG-GICUC EG-GICUC eng rda 21 341.48 AL . I 21 Law1 11 341.48 AL . I 2000 Al-Rayyes, Nasser The Israeli settlements from the perspective of international humanitarian law / by Nasser Al-Rayyes. Ramallah : Al-Haq Institute, 2000. 139 pages ; 22 cm. text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 135-138). Machine generated contents note: Prelude -- Introduction -- Chapter One: The legal nature of Palestine and the -- legal rules that govern it -- 1. International Humanitarian Law's understanding of -- belligerent occupation and its legal rules -- 1-1 Defining belligerentoccupation and its conditions -- 1-2 The rules of International Humanitarian Law -- 1-3 The legal value of the rules of International -- Humanitarian Law -- 2. The Israeli Position Concerning the Applicability of -- the Fourth Geneva Convention on the Palestinian -- territories -- 2-1 The Israeli Legal Justifications for Rejecting the -- Applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention on the -- occupied Palestinian territories -- 2-2 Discussing and Evaluatingthe Israeli Justifications -- Chapter Two: The Effects of Settlement on the -- Occupied Palestinian Territories -- Section One: Destroying the Palestinian agricultural -- sector -- Section Two: Besieging Palestinian cities and urban -- areas -- Section Three: Seizingwater resources -- Section Four: Terrorizing the people and pushing them -- to leave -- Section Five: Destroying and devastating the -- agricultural land and private properties -- Section Six: Destroying and devastating the Palestinian -- environment -- Chapter Three: The Legal Justifications for the -- SettlementActivities -- Section One: The Israeli official and juristic -- justifications forthe settlement activities -- Section Two: Discussing and evaluating the Israeli -- justifications -- Chapter Four: Evaluation of the Israeli Settlement -- Practices in Light of International Humanitarian -- Law -- Section One: The Regulation of International -- Humanitarian Law Pertaining to the Rights and -- Obligations of the Occupier towards Persons and -- Properties in Occupied Lands -- Section Two: Israeli Practices and the Level of -- Compliance with the Rules and Regulations of -- International Humanitarian Law -- Section Three: Legal Interpretation of Settlement -- Activity -- Part one: The Legal interpretation of Settlements in -- Light of the Rules and Regulations of International -- Humanitarian Law -- Part Two: The Legal Interpretation of Settlement -- Activities in Light of nternational Law -- 1. Israeli settlement activities infringe upon the -- principles of the right of nations to self-determination. -- 1.1 The concept of the right of nations to self- -- determination -- 1.2 The Right of the Palestinian People to Self- -- Determination and its Conditions -- 1.3 The Impact of Israeli Settlements on the Right of the -- Palestinian People to Self-Determination -- 2. Israeli Settlements and the Violation of the Rules and -- Principles of nternational Humanitarian Law -- 2.1. InternationalLegal Definition of Human Rights -- 2.2. The Legal Value of International Law Pertaining to -- Human Rights -- 2.3 Definition of Human Rights -- 2.4 The Legal Interpretation of Human Rights -- 2.5 The Impact of Settlement on the Rights and Liberties -- of the Palestinians -- 3. Israeli Settlements are in Violation of the United -- Nations Charter and IsraelAs Contractual Commitments -- 3.1. The Legal Nature of the United Nations Charter -- 3.2. Israeli settlements are clear violations of the -- provisions and principles of the Charter -- Chapter Five: The International Responsibility of the -- Israeli Occupying State for its Settlement Activities in -- the Occupied Palestinian Territories -- Section One: Israel's International Responsibility -- Part One: Israel's CivilResponsibility -- Part Two: srael's CriminalResponsibility -- Section Two: The Legal Implications of Israeli -- International Responsibility on Third Parties -- 1. Obligations of States in Confronting Other States' -- lVolations of theProvisions of International Law -- 1.1 The Negative Obligations of States in Response to -- Israel's Violations of the Rules and Regulations of -- International Humanitarian Law and International -- Law in General -- 1.2. States' Positive Obligations towards Israel's -- Violations of the Rules of Intetnational Humanitarian -- Law and International Law -- 1.2.1. Intervention to Stop and Confront Israeli -- Violations -- 1.2.2. Assisting and Supporting the Palestinian -- People in Confronting these Violations -- 2. The Obligatios of the United Nations in -- Confronting Israeli Violations -- 2.1. Obligations of the Security Council -- 2.2. The Obligations of the GeneralAssembly. Text in English Humanitarian law. Land settlement Law and legislation. Land settlement West Bank. Israelis West Bank. Land settlement Gaza Strip. Israelis Gaza Strip. Public international law https://fll.law.cu.edu.eg/fulltext/bks/B11-09747.pdf 30 ddc BK 21 0 69698 69698 0 0 ddc 0 1 القانون الدولي العام CU LAW1 2026-04-08 إهداء مكتبة الأستاذ الدكتور صلاح عامر 0 Law1 11 341.48 NA . I 2000 1109747 C1 B11-09747 2026-04-08 12:31:00 1 2026-04-08 BK