Updated: Dec 23, 2021
Contentious cases (adversarial proceedings seeking to settle a dispute), the ICJ produces a binding ruling between states that agree to submit to the ruling of the court. Only states may be parties in contentious cases. Individuals, corporations, parts of a federal state, NGOs, UN organs and self-determination groups are excluded from direct participation in cases, although the Court may receive information from public international organizations.
Putting Our Nation on the Record
The Process
1. Define the Yah covenant governmental structure
2. Put the boundaries of the LAND (from the Nile to the Euphrates River) on the record Internationally
The LAND Partial Countries List
Turkey
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
Southern Sudan
Sudan
Uganda
Kenya
Somalia
The LAND encompasses all of these Countries
Djibouti
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Yemen
3. Establish Departments. Department List:
Commerce
Real Property Trust
Licenses , Taxes and Tariffs
Health and Human Services
Vital Statistics
Health Care and Wellness
International Affairs
Postal Service
Judicial
Transportation
Treasury
4. Officially form and record the founding body of the United Nation Yisrael w/;
Local Court House or Clerk of Courts Office
State Filings
United States Department Filing
United Nations General Assembly
UN Security Council
International Court of Justice; The Hague, Netherlands
5. Research all of areas of history and law as basis of pleading against international defendants
6. Prepare pleading in conjunction with legal representatives both domestic and international
7. Reach out to all major Hebrew Yisraelite Camps and Organizations to define various levels of the Council
8. Get all founding documents:
Charter,
Judicial Notice & Proclamation,
Constitution Apostilled
9. Research existing Treaties
10. Establish treaties with the following sovereign states
United States of America (Federated States)
African Nations
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Ghana
Caribbean Island
South America
Guyana
Central America
Panama
11. Ratification of Constitutions and Treaties