Jordan has dropped humanitarian aid into Gaza from the air before, however this was the first joint operation with the French Air Force. - Click on the link for more.
Recognizing it as their airspace isn’t legitimizing their claim to any territory, it’s just an acknowledgement that they hold it fully in their control.
That’s like your opinion dude. In actual law national airspace (the only airspace a nation can actually own) extents over territory (whether land or territorial waters).
So in reality recognizing airspace over Gaza as being Israel’s recognizes Gaza as Israeli territory.
Ever hear the saying possession is 9/10 of the law? It doesn’t matter who’s the legal owner of the airspace when your primary concern is preventing a major diplomatic incident.
Recognizing it as their airspace isn’t legitimizing their claim to any territory, it’s just an acknowledgement that they hold it fully in their control.
That’s like your opinion dude. In actual law national airspace (the only airspace a nation can actually own) extents over territory (whether land or territorial waters).
So in reality recognizing airspace over Gaza as being Israel’s recognizes Gaza as Israeli territory.
That makes sense, actually. Thanks for the correction.
Ever hear the saying possession is 9/10 of the law? It doesn’t matter who’s the legal owner of the airspace when your primary concern is preventing a major diplomatic incident.
Ah yes. The old finders keepers clause. Definitely something we should be applying to rules on national airspace.
I’m not talking about the rules you walnut. I’m talking about avoiding a crisis.
What incident? Israel is not going to pull any shenanigans on France.
We hope.