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Office for Israeli Constitutional Law (Reg. Amuta: 58-035-937-0)
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OFICL Policy Statement on Jewish Indigenous Status in the Land of Israel/Palestine

The Ofice for Israeli Constitutional Law (OFICL) has released a statement on the indigenous rights of the Jewish People in all the historical homeland of the Jewish People.

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Just When You Think You've Heard Everything:
Arab Activist Claims That Attacking Israeli Civilians - Not a War Crime

"...It's an elected governing body. The populace is under occupation. Ultimately, the UN and international law allow war against an occupying power..." More Information

Attorney Howard Grief's Lecture at the Menahem Begin Heritage Center, Jerusalem

To understand Israel’s legal foundation, borders and rights to the entire land of Palestine, one must journey back to the critical period from 1915 to 1925 when the modern Middle East was shaped. There is only one departure point and whoever thinks it began in 1948 or 1967 is woefully ignorant of the situation or badly misinformed. More Information

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The mission of the Office for Israeli constitutional Law (Justice Now!) is to educate the World, and if necessary to compel the World body to stand by International Law and Treaties regarding the legal borders of the Jewish National Home.

Our web site is currently under construction, but for more information please contact OFICL at justiceNow@justiceNow4israel.com

OFICL hopes that the U.S. Administration will review our documentation, the relevant case law, and promptly withdraw the "Road Map and any related facilitation, as required by international law. However, we have gathered the evidence necessary to file a case in the United States against the US government's continued violations of the Treaties that recognize Israel's rights to its internationally recognized legal borders, the prohibition against ceding any land belonging to the Jewish National Home, and supporting the right of Jewish settlement within those internationally recognized borders.

The legal borders in question comprise all Israel, including all of Judea, Samaria, the Gaza Strip, the entire city of Jerusalem, and more….

These borders were recognized by the United States in a 1924 treaty with Great Britain. The Jewish National rights recognized by the British and the Americans under the 1924 Anglo-American treaty are still guaranteed by the treaty. Furthermore, the US Constitution calls a treaty the "Supreme Law of the Land" and the courts have the power to force the Federal Executive Branch (President, Secretary of State, etc.) to honor its Treaties. The courts have exercised this power in the past, and OFICLmay well seek a court ruling to compel the US government to recognize Israel's sovereignty through all of the borders expressed within the Balfour, San Remo, and Mandate documents.

The Office for Israeli Constitutional Law, an Israeli amuta (non-profit organization), is preparing to file its case in the US District Court. We welcome your contributions to help make our case possible.

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U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Secretary of State Cordell Hull, 1938.

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"The Knesset affirms that the territories of Judea and Samaria are not occupied territories, either historically or from the standpoint of international law, and not according to the diplomatic accords signed by Israel . . ."

Knesset Resolution passed on July 15, 2003. Submitted by Likud Knesset Member Gideon Sa'ar.

"Each treaty stipulates something respecting the citizens of the two nations, and gives them rights. Whenever a right grows out of, or is protected by, a treaty, it is sanctioned against all the laws and judicial decisions of the states; and whoever may have this right, it is to be protected."

John Marshall
1755-1835
Chief Justice of the U.S.Supreme Court
Feb. 4, 1801-July 6, 1835

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OFICL Chairman Michael Snidecor (left) in consultations at the UN

"I was at Versailles (the Paris Peace Conference, 1919), and I know that the British made no secret of the fact they promised Palestine to the Jews. Why are they now reneging on their Promise?"

The Statement is follow up to OFICL's participation in the 9th Annual Permanent Formum on Indigenous Issues at the United Nations in New York.