לגבי השטחים,
עד 1948 יהודים חיו ביו"ש (הרובע היהודי, חברון, גוש עציון, בית הערבה.... עד לטיהור האתני של 48 (או 29). עד ל48 יו"ש וישראל היו יחידה פוליטית אחת. הסטטוס של יו"ש הוא שטח במחלוקת, ולא שטח כבוש.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Bank The West Bank is currently considered under international law to be, de jure, a territory not part of any state. The United Nations Security Council,[29] the United Nations General Assembly,[30] the International Court of Justice,[31] and the International Committee of the Red Cross[32] refer to it as occupied by Israel. According to Alan Dowty, legally the status of the West Bank falls under the international law of belligerent occupation, as distinguished from nonbelligerent occupation that follows an armistice. This assumes the possibility of renewed fighting, and affords the occupier "broad leeway". The West Bank has a unique status in two respects; first, there is no precedent for a belligerent occupation lasting for more than a brief period, and second, that the West Bank was not part of a sovereign country before occupation — thus, in legal terms, there is no "reversioner" for the West Bank. This means that sovereignty of the West Bank is currently suspended, and, according to some[specify], Israel, as the only successor state to the Palestine Mandate, has a status that "goes beyond that of military occupier alone."[33] The current status arises from the facts (see above reference) that Great Britain surrendered its mandate in 1948 and Jordan relinquished its claim in 1988. Since the area has never in modern times been an independent state, there is no "legitimate" claimant to the area other than the present occupier, which currently happens to be Israel.
