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    Although most Arab states have not recognized Israel's existence, they have respected rules prohibiting unauthorized civilian aircraft overflights. In 2011, the Palestinian authorities applied for UN membership as a state, which requires controlling territory. However, Palestine's territory of the West Bank and Gaza Strip remains occupied by Israel after the 1967 war, with the West Bank and entry/exit still under Israeli military control and large areas occupied by Israeli settlers, suggesting Palestine does not meet the criteria to be considered a state. Nonetheless, Palestine declared independence in 1988 and has been recognized as a state by most UN members.

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    Although most Arab states have not recognized Israel's existence, they have respected rules prohibiting unauthorized civilian aircraft overflights. In 2011, the Palestinian authorities applied for UN membership as a state, which requires controlling territory. However, Palestine's territory of the West Bank and Gaza Strip remains occupied by Israel after the 1967 war, with the West Bank and entry/exit still under Israeli military control and large areas occupied by Israeli settlers, suggesting Palestine does not meet the criteria to be considered a state. Nonetheless, Palestine declared independence in 1988 and has been recognized as a state by most UN members.

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    Air Traffic Topicallogies

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    Although most Arab states have not recognized Israel's existence, they have respected rules prohibiting unauthorized civilian aircraft overflights. In 2011, the Palestinian authorities applied for UN membership as a state, which requires controlling territory. However, Palestine's territory of the West Bank and Gaza Strip remains occupied by Israel after the 1967 war, with the West Bank and entry/exit still under Israeli military control and large areas occupied by Israeli settlers, suggesting Palestine does not meet the criteria to be considered a state. Nonetheless, Palestine declared independence in 1988 and has been recognized as a state by most UN members.

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    although most Arab states have


    not recognized the existence of Israel, they have, for example, respected the
    rules prohibiting unauthorized overflight by civilian aircraft.

    2. More recently, in 2011, the Palestinian authorities filed an application for


    admission as a member state of the United Nations. UN membership is open
    only to states. Palestine’s territory consists of land on the West Bank of the
    Jordan River as well as the Gaza Strip, areas occupied by Israel after the
    1967 Six Day War. Today, much of the West Bank, and all entry and exit
    from it, is still under Israeli military control, with large tracts occupied by
    Israeli settlers. Israel also controls air and sea access to the Gaza Strip. The
    result is a patchwork of territory controlled by the Palestinian authorities,
    suggesting that Palestine would not seem to meet the Montevideo criteria.
    Nonetheless, Palestine declared independence in 1988 and has been
    recognized as a state by most UN members

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