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The Legal Effects of the Israeli-PLO Declaration of Principles: Steps Toward Statehood for Palestine
This Comment argues that the Declaration of Principles falls short of establishing a state of Palestine during the interim period provided for in the Declaration. However, this Comment presents the possibility that a state of Palestine will be established after the interim period. If a state of Pale
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