United Nations Security Council Resolution 497
The Security Council resolution 497 of the UN Security Council ( 17 December 1981) demanded Israel to make its annexation of the Golan Heights back.
The main message of the resolution is the finding that " the Israeli decision, its laws, to use his judicial system and its administration in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights is null and void and without international legal effect " ( section 1).
The resolution also emphasizes that the Fourth Geneva Convention on the protection of civilians in times of war in the territory of since June 1967 Israeli-occupied Syrian territory is still valid.
Source
- United Nations Security Council: Resolution 497 December 17, 1981 ( http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/un/un497.htm ). ( English) ( accessed 27 August 2006)
- Resolution of the UN Security
- Foreign Affairs ( Syria)
- Foreign policy (Israel )
- Middle East conflict
- Law ( Syria)
- UN Resolution 1981
- Golan Heights