Can you look at this map and say Israel does not systemically appropriate land?

Numerous UN resolutions have stated that the building and existence of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights are a violation of international law, including UN Security Council resolutions in 1979 and 1980.[10][11][12] UN Security Council Resolution 446 refers to the Fourth Geneva Convention as the applicable international legal instrument, and calls upon Israel to desist from transferring its own population into the territories or changing their demographic makeup. The reconvened Conference of the High Contracting Parties to the Geneva Conventions has declared the settlements illegal[13] as has the primary judicial organ of the UN, the International Court of Justice[14] and the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Football’s international governing body, Fifa, is facing pressure to rule next month that six Israeli football clubs based in illegal settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories should either relocate to Israel or be banned from Fifa-recognised competition and support.
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The publication of the report comes amid hints from the head of the Fifa committee set up to consider the issue, the South African sports official Tokyo Sexwale, that his committee will present recommendations on a number of complaints from Palestinian football concerning Israel, including the issue of settlement teams.

The move is opposed by Israel’s football association and by the clubs involved, whosay that a ban on playing in settlements would punish children involved with the clubs, as well as the clubs themselves, and that Fifa has no authority to define what is Israeli territory.

At the centre of the controversy is Fifa’s own rulebook which says that football clubs which are Fifa member affiliates, such as the Israel Football Association, may not play on the territory of other football associations without the other association’s permission.

Because settlements are built on territory that is regarded under international law as illegally occupied by Israel, critics argue that the settlement clubs are playing outside the Israel Football Association’s territory and without the permission of the Palestinian Football Association [PFA], which has been recognised by Fifa since 1998.
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You are confused about 'values.' It's a legal issue, and by international law, Israel is stealing Palestinian lands with the blessing of the US.

Then the land should go back to Jordan, since before 1967, the West Bank belonged to Jordan with all the Palestinians under Jordanian hegemony.

Foofie wrote:

Then the land should go back to Jordan, since before 1967, the West Bank belonged to Jordan with all the Palestinians under Jordanian hegemony.

'Transjordan' annexed what is now known as "West Banks" in 1950 - but Jordan's annexation was never recognized by any country besides the United Kingdom.

At the centre of the controversy is Fifa’s own rulebook which says that football clubs which are Fifa member affiliates, such as the Israel Football Association, may not play on the territory of other football associations without the other association’s permission.

Sooner or later anti-Semitic nonsense like this ...

oralloy wrote:

Sooner or later anti-Semitic nonsense like this ...

Why is the FIFA-rulebook anti-Semitic?

I supposed if FIFA also blocked Palestinian soccer clubs in the West Bank, that might make it fair.

The two top divisions of the Palestinian Football Federation are the Jawwal West Bank Premier League and the Gaza Strip Premier League. The top women's football league is the West Bank Women's League.

"all"? --- just ignorant and poor soul people could make fun of the suffering of others

these savages deserve all their suffering