Sovereignty

Sovereignty refers to the defined right of nations, the ‘ownership’ of their territories and national interests.

By Victor Sharpe

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A nation is referred to as ‘sovereign’ in terms of its independent identity and rights. Sovereign rights are exercised within national territories.

A legitimate nation has the legal right to insist on its sovereign status and the right to protect its interests.

The British people, once groaning under the onerous power of the European Union finally had enough and in a national referendum voted to leave the EU and regain its borders and its national sovereignty. Other European nations may in time follow Britain’s lead,
even as they fall under baleful Islamic influence.

But will Israel as a legitimate nation assert its rights in its own sovereign, ancestral and Biblical lands?

Will its leadership have the courage to withstand the burdensome and malignant pressure that the UN places upon it to abandon its heartland of Judea, Samaria and Gaza and give it away to the hate-filled Muslim barbarians who illegitimately call themselves Palestinians?