1. Historical Occupation: Palestine was historically inhabited by Arabs, and it has been under occupation by various foreign powers throughout history.

2. International Law: International law recognizes the right of self-determination of people, and the Palestinian people have consistently called for an independent state of their own.

3. United Nations Resolutions: The UN GA has passed several resolutions supporting the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, including Resolution 181 and Resolution 242.

4. Human Rights: Palestinians have the same right to self-determination and independence as any other people. Denying this right is a violation of their basic human rights.

5. Borders and Territory: The borders of a future independent Palestine are well-defined, and a viable state would include the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem.

6. Economic Stability: An independent Palestine would establish its own economic stability and develop its natural resources, which would be beneficial to the region as a whole.

7. Democracy: A successful independent Palestine would be governed democratically, with free and fair elections and a functioning judiciary.

8. Regional Stability: An independent Palestine would contribute to regional stability and peace by resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in a manner that is just and sustainable.

9. International Support: Many countries and organizations around the world have expressed support for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.

  1. Moral Obligation: Many believe that the international community has a moral obligation to support the establishment of an independent state of Palestine to ensure the rights of the Palestinian people are respected and protected.

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