The San Remo resolutions were incorporated into international law through the mandates issued by the League of Nations and their legal force has never been cancelled or superseded by any subsequent treaty or binding international resolution.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Making Israel's case

In 1972, the Nixon Administration gave up on the mission, signing an Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty with Moscow that (with subsequent modifications) limited each side to 100 land-based interceptors at a single site.

FORBES: Missile Defense Becomes A Navy Mission

If Israel agrees to renegotiate the treaty, it will lower the political cost of a subsequent Egyptian abrogation of the agreement.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The perils of a remilitarized Sinai