You write like you’re 14 and reason like you’re 12. I hope you’re a kid.

Its not a country. It’s extraterritorial.

A well thought out rebuttal that no doubt stretched your intellectual gifts.

It isn’t. Someone stated something completely false, and you are behaving like a Reddit brigade to censor truth.

Well, if you read the Headquarters of the United Nations Agreement (1947), you will find that the United States can deny visas for non-member states which includes the Palestinian Authority.

That doesn’t mean the UN isn’t extraterritorial.

Don’t acuse others of being pedantic when you’re just wrong. If you don’t understand the concepts, then don’t comment until you educate yourself.

The US signed a treaty granting the extraterritorial status. It’s not US territory unless the UN abandons it.

Completely incorrect.

It’s distasteful how people who are incorrect can bully and convince others to the contrary to bury truth.

The United Nations Plaza is firmly extraterritorial as stated in Article III, Section 7(a) of the Headquarters of the United Nations Agreement (1947). US law applies in this territory only to the extent it does not interfere with regulations of the UN which take precedent as defined in Article III, Section 8. So if the United States of America says the land is not American, why are you stating otherwise? Did you bother to look it up before mocking someone else?

As for your ignorant “but it’s within the borders of…” argument, Vatican City is located within contiguous Italy and even within its most populous city, yet it’s not just extraterritorial but a sovereign country. Did you forget the Holy See existed or do you just deny the validity of the Lateran Treaty because it is surrounded by Rome?

Finally, if all that weren’t true, the US has bombed its own territory and citizens before: Jayayu in 1950. Of course, if you are ignorant of the Holy See, why would you know that.

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