No state, no artificial, man-made entity has rights, only natural born creatures can have rights, in human terms only People can have the kind of rights that are claimed to inhere to the artificial, man made entities likes states and "the press" and corporations by liars who invent such artificial "rights" which are really privileges given to those corporations or media outfits or states who want to do evil to those who really do have rights.
Israel does not have a "right to exist" that the Third Reich, the Soviet Union, the Democratic People's Republic of [North} Korea has to exist. Not even a mythical, never has been and until we change things never will be majority supported United States of America has any kind of a right to exist. I reject the idolatry that turns any government of any country, any state into a fictitious person.
What might be able to exist and have something that might reasonably be mistaken as having a right to exist is a true, egalitarian democracy in which every person governed by it accepts the authority of it in which a real majority of informed residents of good will elects the government AND HOLDS IT ACCOUNTABLE TO RESPECTS THE RIGHTS OF ALL PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT AND MAKES IT ACT RESPONSIBLY TO THAT END.
Only any rights involved in such a never yet held entity belong exclusively and entirely to People and other natural born creatures who live under it. It is proof that our Constitution is seriously defective that, instead of pledging fealty and allegiance to such things as equality and democracy they pledge it to a fake document printed on paper when even the Supremes who take that kind of oath make that document irrelevant to our real governance. Such nonsense eventuates in the idea that the state of Israel, which is not the state of a huge number of People who live there, by their law and Supreme Court fiat, has a "right to exist." By just that Supreme Court decision which codified its apartheid status, no, Israel has no "right" to exist. Neither has the United States for most of its existence, even on the mistaken idea that a democracy does have such a "right."
I will only repeat this every time someone challenges me with that genocide-apartheid protecting question about the state of Israel's "right to exist" so don't bother trying that line on me again.
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