While there are international precedents for the idea of populated land exchange, and international law seems to be favorable, there is no such precedent under Israeli law. Scholars tend to agree that the plan is, at best, questionable under Israeli law. Currently, there is no Israeli law which would deal with this issue.[1] In order for it to be implemented, the Knesset would have to enact legislation, and the High Court of Justice would rule on its legality.