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Howard Grief was born in Montreal , Canada and made aliyah in 1989. He is the author of The Legal Foundation and Borders of Israel under International Law, published in December 2008 by Mazo Publishers, Jerusalem. He formerly served as the adviser on Israel under international law to Professor Yuval Ne'eman when he was the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure in the Yitzhak Shamir Government. He originated the thesis that de jure sovereignty over all of Palestine was devolved upon the Jewish People at the 1920 San Remo Peace Conference, as confirmed in the San Remo Resolution (a term he coined) and the minutes of the Conference. A score of his articles have been published in the Israeli journal, Nativ. He is a retired attorney and notary living in Jerusalem.

ARTICLES BY: Howard Grief


September 22, 2011 10:58 am
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Article 80 and the UN Recognition of a “Palestinian State”

In the entire debate now taking place on whether the United Nations Security Council or General Assembly has the right to approve the application of...

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Hamas Blocks Rafah Reconstruction, Halting Gaza Rebuilding Effort Amid Ceas...

Hamas members have reportedly blocked international efforts to begin reconstruction work in Rafah, a city in southern Gaza, in what...

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