Recognizing(accepting) Theft does not give it Legitimacy: Criminal ‘US may recognize Israel’s annexation of Syria’s

Recognizing(accepting) Theft does not give it Legitimacy: Criminal ‘US may recognize Israel’s annexation of Syria’s

One should understand that recognization of something  don’t not legitimize it is both the recognizer, the property, and the recognizee are all criminals and a party to theft. It matters not whether it is America, Israel, or stolen land. Facts are facts and no white washing will ever legitimize these things.

Occupation is occupation. Theft is theft. And soon war will burst forth and when it engulfs the lands they will return to the owners and the occupiers who occupied, will no longer reside there. This is prophecy!!!

Remember that these actions are exactly what is helping to expose and delegitimize America and her arrogant policies, but they are also what is exposing the cancer that has caused paralysis to the North African Middle Eastern area.

Allah is making manifest the fall of America. Her policies and her arrogancy will be her own undoing. She is trying to put lipstick on this zionist pig and trying to make the world believe that it is lamb or beef.

Think about this. Not only did America and England deposit a foreign entity on Palestine, but they have now over the years allowed this apostate to gobble up other nations and lands and are now trying to give these acts of terror and aggression legitimacy.

Avigdor Lieberman, the Israeli minister of military affairs (2nd-L), walks with army officers during a visit to the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights on August 7, 2018. (Photo by AFP)

The US ambassador to Israel says Washington could recognize the occupied side of Syria’s Golan Heights as Israeli territory, as the administration of President Donald Trump speeds up its support for the regime’s widely-criticized land theft policies.

In fresh controversial comments to Israel’s Hayom daily, David Friedman said he expects the Golan Heights could remain under Israel’s grip “forever.”

“I cannot honestly imagine a situation in which the Golan Heights is not part of Israel forever,” Friedman said in the interview the excerpts of which were released on Thursday, adding, “I cannot imagine a situation in which the Golan Heights is returned to Syria.”

Friedman’s remarks contradicted those by US National Security Advisor John Bolton, who said late last month that the Trump administration was not discussing possible US recognition of Israel’s annexation of the occupied Syrian territory.

Asked about that contradiction, the US envoy said Bolton was describing the current situation and not the future stance of the US on this issue.

Israel seized some two thirds of the rocky plateau in southwestern Syria during the 1967 Six-Day War.

Syria once tried to retake the territory in 1973, but it failed to do so despite inflicting heavy losses on the Israeli military. The two sides signed an armistice a year later while a UN peacekeeping force was deployed to the region to monitor the ceasefire.

In 1981, Israel unilaterally annexed the occupied territory in a move not recognized by the international community.

The regime has over the past decades built some 30 settlements – with an estimated 20,000 settlers — on the Golan Heights in defiance of international calls for the regime to stop its construction activities on occupied land.

Syria has repeatedly reaffirmed its sovereignty over the Golan Heights, saying the territory must be completely restored to its control.

Since 2011 – when foreign-sponsored militancy first broke out across Syria – the Israeli regime has been using Golan to prop up the terrorists fighting to topple the Damascus government.

The UN mission pulled out of Golan in 2014, when al-Qaeda-linked terrorists overran the area and kidnapped dozens of Fijian peacekeepers.

Friedman’s comments came only days after the Israeli army admitted, for the first time, that it provided large amounts of cash, weapons and ammunition to the terrorists operating in the occupied Golan Heights.

In recent months, the Syrian army, backed by Russia and Iran, has dealt heavy blows to those Takfiri terror groups operating in areas near the occupied Golan Heights. It is now on the verge of fully liberating southern Syria from Tel Aviv-backed militants, prompting serious concerns in Israel.

With the return of relative stability to those regions, Syria and the UN are in talks on the redeployment of peacekeepers to Golan.

Highly emboldened by Washington’s relocation of its embassy from Tel Aviv to the occupied Palestinian city of Jerusalem al-Quds, the regime is widely reported to be pushing the Trump administration to recognize its annexation of Syrian soil.

Yisrael Katz, Israel’s intelligence minister, told Reuters in May that Washington’s recognition of Tel Aviv’s illegal annexation of Golan is “topping the agenda” in talks with the US.

 

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