PLO

PLO P.L.O’s Claim to Statehood There are four conditions for “Traditional Statehood.” The first, a permant population, second a defined territory, third a government that has control over its population, and finally a capacity to enter into foreign relations. Question 2D asks, did the P.L.O. satisfy these conditions' In 1919 Palestine was provisionally recognized as an Independent state by the League of Nations, as well as the 1922 Mandate by Great Britain. In 1947, UN general resolution 181 [II], called for the partition of Palestine and Israel. The Israeli government gave the Palestinian people the area known as Palestine, but still as a part of Israel. So did they have a defined territory' Yes, but Israel still made claim to them, as any country would when loosing territory. And for there permant population, yes. This was the reason for the UN mandated partition and the Israeli palestine, statehood, israel, yes, un, territory, state, government, claim, recognized, population, plo, permant, general, states, requirements, relations, question, provisionally, people, partition, part, nations, made, league, israeli, foreign, enter, defined, conditions, capacity, assembly, 20, whereby, traditional