David Singer

David Singer is an Australian Lawyer, a Foundation Member of the International Analyst Network and Convenor of Jordan is Palestine International--an organization calling for sovereignty of the West Bank and Gaza to be allocated between Israel and Jordan as the two successor States to the Mandate for Palestine. Previous articles written by him can be found at: jordanispalestine.blogspot.com

Most Recent Articles by David Singer:

Israel stands tall in its respect for the law

One can confidently predict that nothing Israel offers will ever be acceptable to the Palestinian Arabs.

The sooner the refugee camps start being dismantled - the better the prospects for a resolution of the long running Jewish-Arab conflict in former Palestine.

Israel's national unity Government clearly signals that it is not in a mood to play the Palestinian Authority's game any more

The Arabs have been unyielding in their refusal to recognize a Jewish state in its biblical and ancestral homeland

Mahmoud Abbas's latest letter of demand sent to Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Palestine is not a state

The OTP decision serves as a clarion call for UNESCO to open its records and approach the ICJ without further delay.

Tibetans, Kurds, Basques and the Corsicans should now all apply to join UNESCO - using Palestine as the precedent - confident in the knowledge that if UNESCO can miraculously turn fiction into fact by recognizing "Palestine" as a "State"

Someone needs to act quickly as the global humanitarian crisis adds more victims every day

Facebook or Facelessbook? March 22, 2012
This is hardly a way to win Friends and influence people

President Obama does not have the luxury of time - because even this window of opportunity - which has remained open since 6 June 1967 - is fast being slammed in his face.

Spare a thought for those millions of people world wide who are fast becoming victims of UNESCO’S inaction to try and reverse the disastrous consequences of its decision on “Palestine”

American funding of UNESCO was cut off automatically under U.S. legislation dating back to the 1990s

UNESCO On The Nose February 9, 2012
Spending $100000 approaching the International Court in the hope of avoiding this parlous situation is an option that UNESCO should grab with both hands.

Only states can become a member of either the UN or UNESCO

Will UNESCO take the plunge - or just keep rearranging the deckchairs whilst the ship sinks?

If Palestine becomes a full member in any UN agency, the US would end funds to that agency

UNESCO needs to come clean and review or justify its questionable decision - or continue to wither on the vine.

It's over: the "peace process", the "road map", the "Oslo agreement"; the whole fandango is history

Whether Palestine's admission as a member of UNESCO has been legally made in accordance with the UNESCO Constitution

Gingrich's statements are indeed the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

Perhaps it is time for a new slogan - "Right the Wrongs" - to enter into the lexicon of international diplomacy in the Middle East.

Abbas needs to get back to negotiating with Israel without delay if he does not wish to see yet another opportunity slip through the fingers of the Palestinian Arabs

Matters such as compensating families for the loss of their family members murdered and tortured or who lost their jobs will also need to be resolved if true reconciliation is to be achieved.

86 non-Islamic member states who did not vote for Palestine's admission to UNESCO to also cut or withhold their financial contributions to UNESCO

The PLO Charter still calls for the liberation of Israel and Jordan - two member states of the UN - and their reunification with the West Bank and Gaza

The PLO can huff and puff - but a large number of the UN members have made it clear they are not prepared to be blown down in the process

Ongoing Jewish-Arab conflict

Abbas’s statement is the very antithesis of seeking peace and reconciliation and makes his declaration to the United Nations a mockery.