Not according to the Treaty of Lucerne.


Or the San Marcos Conference.


Or the principle of Land for Peace- No peace, no land. As long as Plaestinians do not acknowledge the right of Israel to exist, there is no reason for Israel to negotiate with them.

Or the border negotiations with Jordan ( the Jordan river, with minor exceptions.)"Borders: the agreed upon border was set to be the Jordan river, and if its flow changed, Jordan's border would be reset by the river's new course. In addition, Israel gave Jordan 300 square kilometers and leased 2850 dunams (2.85 km²) in the Arabah (Muvlaat Tzofar). The border segment from Ein Gedi to Beit She'an was not marked, because Jordan said that the Palestinian Authority should be a partner for setting this border. "