Talk:Palestinian self-determination
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[edit]I think this stub should be merged, rather than deleted, because the issue of self-determination is so closely tied to the odd legal status of the Palestinian Authority, and due to the current state of law (or, rather, lawlessness) in that territory. A merger, rather than a deletion, retains the editing history of the article's creators in a relatively accessible place, and allows for easy re-creation if an error is made. A redirect is a cheap and easy way to accomplish my technical goals. Bearian (talk) 20:25, 9 July 2014 (UTC)