3200:, pp. 259–7260: "The Arabs overwhelmingly rejected UNSCOP’s recommendations. The Arabs’ list of arguments against the majority’s conclusions was indeed a long one. A Palestinian historian summarized it by saying ‘Everything about it was Zionist’. When one takes into consideration the majority’s recommendations and the enthusiasm with which these recommendations were accepted by the Zionist leadership, then one can indeed affirm that claim. UNSCOP recommended an independent Jewish state, although the Arabs firmly objected to the principle of independence for the Jews, and did so in a way very generous to the Jews. More than half of the area of Palestine (62 percent) was allocated to be a Jewish state and the Arab state was supposed to make do with the remaining area, although the Palestinian Arab population numbered as much as twice the Jewish population in the land. The pro-Zionist results from UNSCOP confirmed the Arabs’ basic suspicions towards the committee. Even before the onset of its inquiry in Palestine, argued the Arabs, most of its members took a pro-Zionist stand. In addition, according to the Arabs, the committee’s final object – the partition – was pre-decided by the Americans. According to this opinion, the outcome of the UNSCOP inquiry was a foregone conclusion. This perception, which led the Palestinian Arabs to boycott the committee, is shared by some modern studies as well."
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Russian declined, saying, "You want me to hang myself?"). But the Arabs' main tactic, amounting to blackmail, was the promise or threat of war should the assembly endorse partition. As early as mid-August 1947, Fawzi al-Qawuqji—soon to be named the head of the Arab League's volunteer army in Palestine, the Arab Liberation Army (ALA)—threatened that, should the vote go the wrong way, "we will have to initiate total war. We will murder, wreck and ruin everything standing in our way, be it English, American or Jewish". It would be a "holy war", the Arabs suggested, which might even evolve into "World War III". Cables to this effect poured in from Damascus, Beirut, Amman, and Baghdad during the Ad Hoc Committee deliberations, becoming "more lurid", according to Zionist officials, as the General Assembly vote drew near. The Arab states generally made no bones about their intention to support the Palestinians with "men, money and arms", and sometimes hinted at an eventual invasion by their armies. They also threatened the Western Powers, their traditional allies, with an oil embargo and/or abandonment and realignment with the Soviet Bloc
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Russian declined, saying, "You want me to hang myself?"). But the Arabs' main tactic, amounting to blackmail, was the promise or threat of war should the assembly endorse partition. As early as mid-August 1947, Fawzi al-Qawuqji—soon to be named the head of the Arab League's volunteer army in Palestine, the Arab Liberation Army (ALA)—threatened that, should the vote go the wrong way, "we will have to initiate total war. We will murder, wreck and ruin everything standing in our way, be it English, American or Jewish". It would be a "holy war", the Arabs suggested, which might even evolve into "World War III". Cables to this effect poured in from Damascus, Beirut, Amman, and Baghdad during the Ad Hoc Committee deliberations, becoming "more lurid", according to Zionist officials, as the General Assembly vote drew near. The Arab states generally made no bones about their intention to support the Palestinians with "men, money and arms", and sometimes hinted at an eventual invasion by their armies. They also threatened the Western Powers, their traditional allies, with an oil embargo and/or abandonment and realignment with the Soviet Bloc
307:; a small Jewish state; and a mandatory zone. To address problems arising from the presence of national minorities in each area, it suggested a land and population transfer involving the transfer of some 225,000 Arabs living in the envisaged Jewish state and 1,250 Jews living in a future Arab state, a measure deemed compulsory "in the last resort". To address any economic problems, the Plan proposed avoiding interfering with Jewish immigration, since any interference would be liable to produce an "economic crisis", most of Palestine's wealth coming from the Jewish community. To solve the predicted annual budget deficit of the Arab State and reduction in public services due to loss of tax from the Jewish state, it was proposed that the Jewish state pay an annual subsidy to the Arab state and take on half of the latter's deficit. The Palestinian Arab leadership rejected partition as unacceptable, given the inequality in the proposed population exchange and the transfer of one-third of Palestine, including most of its best agricultural land, to recent immigrants. The Jewish leaders,
3562:"p73 All paid lip service to Arab unity and the Palestine Arab cause, and all opposed partition... p. 396 The immediate trigger of the 1948 War was the November 1947 UN partition resolution. … The Palestinian Arabs, along with the rest of the Arab world, said a flat "no"… The Arabs refused to accept the establishment of a Jewish state in any part of Palestine. And, consistently with that "no", the Palestinian Arabs, in November–December 1947, and the Arab states in May 1948, launched hostilities to scupper the resolution's implementation ; p. 409 The mindset characterized both the public and the ruling elites. All vilified the Yishuv and opposed the existence of a Jewish state on "their" (sacred Islamic) soil, and all sought its extirpation, albeit with varying degrees of bloody-mindedness. Shouts of "Idbah al Yahud" (slaughter the Jews) characterized equally street demonstrations in Jaffa, Cairo, Damascus, and Baghdad both before and during the war and were, in essence, echoed, usually in tamer language, by most Arab leaders. "
3457:" p. 75 The night of 29–30 November passed in the Yishuv's settlements in noisy public rejoicing. Most had sat glued to their radio sets broadcasting live from Flushing Meadow. A collective cry of joy went up when the two-thirds mark was achieved: a state had been sanctioned by the international community. ; p. 396 The immediate trigger of the 1948 War was the November 1947 UN partition resolution. "The Zionist movement, except for its fringes, accepted the proposal. Most lamented the imperative of giving up the historic heartland of Judaism, Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), with East Jerusalem's Old City and Temple Mount at its core; and many were troubled by the inclusion in the prospective Jewish state of a large Arab minority. But the movement, with Ben-Gurion and Weizmann at the helm, said "yes""; p.101 ... mainstream Zionist leaders, from the first, began to think of expanding the Jewish state beyond the 29 November partition resolution borders.
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to the party. The defection of Jewish votes in congressional elections in 1946 had contributed to electoral losses. Truman was, according to Roger Cohen, embittered by feelings of being a hostage to the lobby and its 'unwarranted interference', which he blamed for the contemporary impasse. When a formal
American declaration in favour of partition was given on 11 October, a public relations authority declared to the Zionist Emergency Council in a closed meeting: 'under no circumstances should any of us believe or think we had won because of the devotion of the American Government to our cause. We had won because of the sheer pressure of political logistics that was applied by the Jewish leadership in the United States'. State Department advice critical of the controversial UNSCOP recommendation to give the overwhelmingly Arab town of
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borders were 'bad from a military and political point of view,' Ben Gurion urged fellow Jews to accept the UN Partition Plan, pointing out that arrangements are never final, 'not with regard to the regime, not with regard to borders, and not with regard to international agreements'. The idea of partition being a temporary expedient dated back to the Peel
Partition proposal of 1937. When the Zionist Congress had rejected partition on the grounds that the Jews had an inalienable right to settle anywhere in Palestine, Ben Gurion had argued in favour of acceptance, 'I see in the realisation of this plan practically the decisive stage in the beginning of full redemption and the most wonderful lever for the gradual conquest of all of Palestine.
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378:. In April 1946, the Committee reached a unanimous decision for the immediate admission of 100,000 Jewish refugees from Europe into Palestine, rescission of the white paper restrictions of land sale to Jews, that the country be neither Arab nor Jewish, and the extension of U.N. Trusteeship. The U.S. endorsed the Commission's findings concerning Jewish immigration and land purchase restrictions, while the British made their agreement to implementation conditional on U.S. assistance in case of another Arab revolt. In effect, the British continued to carry out their White Paper policy. The recommendations triggered violent demonstrations in the Arab states, and calls for a Jihad and an annihilation of all European Jews in Palestine.
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Palestine is to be expected, but the masses in the Arab world cannot be restrained. The Arab-Jewish relationship in the Arab world will greatly deteriorate. There are more Jews in the Arab world outside of Palestine than there are in Palestine. In Iraq alone, we have about one hundred and fifty thousand Jews who share with Moslems and Christians all the advantages of political and economic rights. Harmony prevails among Moslems, Christians and Jews. But any injustice imposed upon the Arabs of Palestine will disturb the harmony among Jews and non-Jews in Iraq; it will breed inter-religious prejudice and hatred."
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3339:, Routledge 2010 p. 40. "The Zionist movement also accepted the UN partition plan of 1947 tactically. Palumbo notes that “he Zionists accepted this scheme since they hoped to use their state as a base to conquer the whole country.” Similarly, Flapan states that “ acceptance of the resolution in no way diminished the belief of all the Zionist parties in their right to the whole of the country ”; and that “acceptance of the UN Partition Resolution was an example of Zionist pragmatism par excellence. It was a tactical acceptance, a vital step in the right direction – a springboard for expansion when circumstances proved more judicious.”
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a minority of the population (33% in 1946). There were also disproportionate allocations under the plan and the area under Jewish control contained 45% of the
Palestinian population. The proposed Arab state was only given 45% of the land, much of which was unfit for agriculture. Jaffa, though geographically separated, was to be part of the Arab state. However, most of the proposed Jewish state was the Negev desert. The plan allocated to the Jewish State most of the Negev desert that was sparsely populated and unsuitable for agriculture but also a "vital land bridge protecting British interests from the Suez Canal to Iraq"
2519:(also known as the Stern Group or Gang), the two Revisionist-affiliated underground organisations which had been fighting against both the British and Arabs, stated their opposition. Begin warned that the partition would not bring peace because the Arabs would also attack the small state and that "in the war ahead we'll have to stand on our own, it will be a war on our existence and future." He also stated that "the bisection of our homeland is illegal. It will never be recognized." Begin was sure that the creation of a Jewish state would make territorial expansion possible, "after the shedding of much blood."
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to the Arabs, to refrain from aiding the enforcement of the UN resolution, meaning the partition of
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British troops who were patrolling Tel Aviv streets but others handed them wine. In Jerusalem crowds mobbed armoured cars and drove through the streets on them. The Chief Rabbi in Jerusalem (Dr Isaac Herzog) said: "After the darkness of 2000 years, the dawn of redemption has broken. The decision marks at epoch not only in Jewish history, but in world history." The Jewish terrorist organisation, Irgun Zvai Leumi, announced from its headquarters that it would "cease to exist in the new Jewish state.
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22,000 Bedouins may be taken as normally residing in the areas allocated to the Arab State under the UNSCOP's majority plan, and the balance of 105,000 as resident in the proposed Jewish State. It will thus be seen that the proposed Jewish State will contain a total population of 1,008,800, consisting of 509,780 Arabs and 499,020 Jews. In other words, at the outset, the Arabs will have a majority in the proposed Jewish State."
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Jewish minority) in the Jewish state. Thus the Jewish State would have an overall large Arab minority. Areas that were sparsely populated (like the Negev desert), were also included in the Jewish state to create room for immigration. According to the plan, Jews and Arabs living in the Jewish state would become citizens of the Jewish state and Jews and Arabs living in the Arab state would become citizens of the Arab state.
6347:.; at 1947 "Haj Amin al-Husseini went one better: he denounced also the minority report, which, in his view, legitimized the Jewish foothold in Palestine, a "partition in disguise", as he put it." ; p.66, at 1946 "The AHC ... insisted that the proportion of Jews to Arabs in the unitary state should stand at one to six, meaning that only Jews who lived in Palestine before the British Mandate be eligible for citizenship
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British withdrawal was completed, Britain refused to share the administration of Palestine with a proposed UN transition regime, to allow the UN Palestine Commission to establish a presence in Palestine earlier than a fortnight before the end of the Mandate, to allow the creation of official Jewish and Arab militias or to assist in smoothly handing over territory or authority to any successor.
6004:... the evidence is overwhelming that the Zionist leaders had no intention of accepting partition as a necessary and just compromise with the Palestinians. Rather, their reluctant acceptance of the UN plan was only tactical; their true goals were to gain time, establish the Jewish state, build up its armed forces, and then expand to incorporate into Israel as much of ancient or biblical Palestine as they could.
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photographs, and an estimate of the population in other districts. It found that the size of the
Bedouin population was greatly understated in former enumerations. In Beersheba, 3,389 Bedouin houses and 8,722 tents were counted. The total Bedouin population was estimated at approximately 127,000; only 22,000 of them normally resident in the Arab state under the UNSCOP majority plan. The British report stated:
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been held on the original set date, it would have received a majority, but less than the required two-thirds. Various compromise proposals and variations on a single state, including federations and cantonal systems were debated (including those previously rejected in committee). The delay was used by supporters of Zionism in New York to put extra pressure on states not supporting the resolution.
2628:: "We stand for partition because we believe that it is the best final solution for the problem of Palestine... rejection of partition... will lead to further complications and will give the Zionists another space of time to complete their plans of defense and attack... a delay of one more year which would not benefit the Arabs but would benefit the Jews, especially after the British evacuation."
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3395:, Ch. 1 Myth One : Zionists Accepted the UN Partition and Planned for Peace, pages 13-53 "Every school child knows that there is no such thing in history as a final arrangement— not with regard to the regime, not with regard to borders, and not with regard to international agreements. History, like nature, is full of alterations and change. David Ben-Gurion, War Diaries, Dec. 3, 1947"
224:. Jewish organizations collaborated with UNSCOP during the deliberations, while Palestinian Arab leadership boycotted it. The Plan's detractors considered the proposal to be pro-Zionist, as it allocated most land to the Jewish state despite Palestinian Arabs numbering twice the Jewish population. The Plan was celebrated by most Jews in Palestine and reluctantly accepted by the
323:, Ben-Gurion explained that partition would be a first step to "possession of the land as a whole". The same sentiment, that acceptance of partition was a temporary measure beyond which the Palestine would be "redeemed ... in its entirety," was recorded by Ben-Gurion on other occasions, such as at a meeting of the Jewish Agency executive in June 1938, as well as by
2597:"Personally I hope the Jews do not force us into this war because it will be a war of elimination and it will be a dangerous massacre which history will record similarly to the Mongol massacre or the wars of the Crusades." (This statement from October 1947 has often been incorrectly reported as having been made much later on 15 May 1948.) Azzam told
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called "aggression", "without mercy". The League promised them, in line with Bludan, assistance "in manpower, money and equipment" should the United Nations endorse partition." ; p. 72, at December 1947 "The League vowed, in very general language, "to try to stymie the partition plan and prevent the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine
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Palestine, including Tel Aviv. The Jewish State allocated to the Jews, who constituted a third of the population and owned about 7% of the land, was to receive 56% of Mandatory Palestine, a slightly larger area to accommodate the increasing numbers of Jews who would immigrate there. The Jewish State included three fertile lowland plains – the
6276:"On 23 July, at Sofar, the Arab representatives completed their testimony before UNSCOP. Faranjieh, speaking for the Arab League, said that Jews "illegally" in Palestine would be expelled and that the future of many of those "legally" in the country but without Palestine citizenship would need to be resolved "by the future Arab government "
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expressed in regard to the Administration's attempts to prevent the landing of illegal immigrants. During its stay in Palestine, the Committee heard from certain of its members an eyewitness account of the incidents relative to the bringing into the port of Haifa, under British naval escort, of the illegal immigrant ship,
2756:, left Jerusalem, on the morning of 14 May the British army left the city as well. The British left a power vacuum in Jerusalem and made no measures to establish the international regime in Jerusalem. At midnight on 14 May 1948, the British Mandate expired, and Britain disengaged its forces. Earlier in the evening, the
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withdrawal, but no later than 1 October 1948. The Arab state was to have a territory of 11,592 square kilometres, or 42.88 percent of the Mandate's territory, and the Jewish state a territory of 15,264 square kilometres, or 56.47 percent; the remaining 0.65 percent or 176 square kilometres—comprising Jerusalem,
4010:, p. 48; p. 11 "while the Zionist movement, after much agonising, accepted the principle of partition and the proposals as a basis for negotiation"; p. 49 "In the end, after bitter debate, the Congress equivocally approved –by a vote of 299 to 160 – the Peel recommendations as a basis for further negotiation."
1210:, a long-term Jewish supporter of the Democratic Party who, during the recent world war, had been an economic adviser to President Roosevelt, and had latterly been appointed by President Truman as United States ambassador to the newly created UN Atomic Energy Commission. He was, privately, a supporter of the
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Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Nehru's sister, who headed the delegation, occasionally threw out hints that something might change. But Shertok was brought down to earth by historian Kavalam Panikkar, another member of the Indian delegation: "It is idle for you to try to convince us that the Jews have a case.
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The primary objectives sought in the foregoing scheme were, in short, political division and economic unity: to confer upon each group, Arab and Jew, in its own territory, the power to make its own laws, while preserving both, throughout Palestine, a single integrated economy, admittedly essential to
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A General Assembly request for an advisory opinion, Resolution ES-10/14 (2004), specifically cited resolution 181(II) as a "relevant resolution", and asked the International Court of Justice (ICJ) what are the legal consequences of the relevant Security Council and General Assembly resolutions. Judge
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The United States declined to recognize the All-Palestine government in Gaza by explaining that it had accepted the UN Mediator's proposal. The Mediator had recommended that Palestine, as defined in the original Mandate including Transjordan, might form a union. Bernadotte's diary said the Mufti had
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showed relatively aligned voting styles in the final vote. This, however, does not reflect the regional grouping at the time, as a major reshuffle of regional grouping occurred in 1966. All Western nations voted for the resolution, with the exception of the United Kingdom (the Mandate holder), Greece
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In a speech at the General Assembly Hall at Flushing Meadow, New York, on Friday, 28 November 1947, Iraq’s Foreign Minister, Fadel Jamall, included the following statement: "Partition imposed against the will of the majority of the people will jeopardize peace and harmony in the Middle East. Not only
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The Jewish Agency expressed support for most of the UNSCOP recommendations, but emphasized the "intense urge" of the overwhelming majority of Jewish displaced persons to proceed to Palestine. The Jewish Agency criticized the proposed boundaries, especially in the Western Galilee and Western Jerusalem
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of May 1939 declared that it was "not part of policy that Palestine should become a Jewish State", sought to limit Jewish immigration to Palestine and restricted Arab land sales to Jews. However, the League of Nations commission held that the White Paper was in conflict with the terms of the Mandate
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The Arabs had failed to understand the tremendous impact of the Holocaust on the international community—and, in any event, appear to have used the selfsame methods, but with poor results. Wasif Kamal, an AHC official, for example, offered one delegate—perhaps the Russian—a "huge, huge sum of money
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reported to the American Zionist Emergency Council: 'During this time, we marshalled our forces, Jewish and non-Jewish opinion, leaders and masses alike, converged on the Government and induced the President to assert the authority of his Administration to overcome the negative attitude of the State
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Zionists attributed Arab rejection of the plan to mere intransigence. Palestinian Arabs opposed the very idea of partition but reiterated that this partition plan was unfair: the majority of the land (56%) would go to a Jewish state, when Jews at that stage legally owned only 6–7% of it and remained
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reported that America's U.N. delegation's case suffered impediments from high pressure by Jewish groups, and that indications existed that bribes and threats were being used, even of American sanctions against Liberia and Nicaragua. When the UNSCOP plan failed to achieve the necessary majority on 25
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Passage of the resolution required a two-thirds majority of the valid votes, not counting abstaining and absent members, of the UN's then 57 member states. On 26 November, after filibustering by the Zionist delegation, the vote was postponed by three days. According to multiple sources, had the vote
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Based on a reproduced British report, the Sub-Committee 2 criticised the UNSCOP report for using inaccurate population figures, especially concerning the Bedouin population. The British report, dated 1 November 1947, used the results of a new census in Beersheba in 1946 with additional use of aerial
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The Arabs had failed to understand the tremendous impact of the Holocaust on the international community—and, in any event, appear to have used the selfsame methods, but with poor results. Wasif Kamal, an AHC official, for example, offered one delegate—perhaps the Russian—a "huge, huge sum of money
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and its front organization, the American League for a Free Palestine. Baruch implied that a French failure to support the resolution might block planned American aid to France, which was badly needed for reconstruction, French currency reserves being exhausted and its balance of payments heavily in
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Zionists launched an intense White House lobby to have the UNSCOP plan endorsed, and the effects were not trivial. The Democratic Party, a large part of whose contributions came from Jews, informed Truman that failure to live up to promises to support the Jews in Palestine would constitute a danger
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The land allocated to the Arab State in the final plan included about 43% of Mandatory Palestine and consisted of all of the highlands, except for Jerusalem, plus one-third of the coastline. The highlands contain the major aquifers of Palestine, which supplied water to the coastal cities of central
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affair in Haifa and could hardly have remained unaffected by it. On concluding their mission, they dispatched a subcommittee to investigate Jewish refugee camps in Europe. The incident is mentioned in the report in relation to Jewish distrust and resentment concerning the British enforcement of the
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explained the majority opinion: "The Court has also held that the right of self-determination as an established and recognized right under international law applies to the territory and to the Palestinian people. Accordingly, the exercise of such right entitles the Palestinian people to a State of
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955:(Resolution No. I ). In respect of the Jewish refugees due to World War II, the Sub-Committee recommended to request the countries of which the refugees belonged to take them back as much as possible (Resolution No. II). The Sub-Committee proposed to establish a unitary state (Resolution No. III).
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Semi-hysterical Jewish crowds in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem were still celebrating the U.N.O. partition vote at dawn to-day. Great bonfires at Jewish collective farms in the north were still blazing. Many big cafes in Tel Aviv served free champagne. A brewery threw open its doors to the crowd. Jews
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the total population of the Jewish State at the time of its establishment will be about one million, including almost 40% non-Jews. Such a composition does not provide a stable basis for a Jewish State. This fact must be viewed in all its clarity and acuteness. With such a composition, there
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Although the Jewish Agency accepted the partition plan, it did not accept the proposed borders as final and Israel's declaration of independence avoided the mention of any boundaries. A state in part of Palestine was seen as a stage towards a larger state when opportunity allowed. Although the
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SUNY Press 1975 pp.21–22:'The Arabs attacked the partition resolution as being unfair and contrary to the UN Charter. They contended that the UN had disregarded the rights of the Arab majority in Palestine by giving the Palestine Jews, then representing one-third of the total population, more
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The Partition Plan, a four-part document attached to the resolution, provided for the termination of the Mandate; the gradual withdrawal of British armed forces by no later than 1 August 1948; and the delineation of boundaries between the two States and Jerusalem at least two months after the
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was set up to examine the practicality of partition. The Peel plan was rejected and two possible alternatives were considered. In 1938, the British government issued a policy statement declaring that "the political, administrative and financial difficulties involved in the proposal to create
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On 20 May 1948, Azzam told reporters "We are fighting for an Arab Palestine. Whatever the outcome the Arabs will stick to their offer of equal citizenship for Jews in Arab Palestine and let them be as Jewish as they like. In areas where they predominate they will have complete autonomy." He
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On 16 February 1948, the UN Palestine Commission reported to the Security Council that: "Powerful Arab interests, both inside and outside Palestine, are defying the resolution of the General Assembly and are engaged in a deliberate effort to alter by force the settlement envisaged therein."
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which granted people the right to decide their own destiny. The Arab delegations to the UN issued a joint statement the day after that vote that stated: "the vote in regard to the Partition of Palestine has been given under great pressure and duress, and that this makes it doubly invalid."
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deficit. Previously, to avoid antagonising its Arab colonies, France had not publicly supported the resolution. After considering the danger of American aid being withheld, France finally voted in favour of it. So, too, did France's neighbours, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.
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with influence on foreign aid bills was sent to wavering countries, seeking their support for the partition plan. The US Senate was considering a large aid package at the time, including 60 million dollars to China. Many nations reported pressure directed specifically at them:
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that he had nothing against the Iraqi Jews, who were a long established and useful community. However, if the United Nations solution was not satisfactory, the Arab League might decide on severe measures against the Jews in Arab countries, and he would be unable to resist the
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their own as originally envisaged in resolution 181 (II) and subsequently confirmed." In response, Prof. Paul De Waart said that the Court put the legality of the 1922 League of Nations Palestine Mandate and the 1947 UN Plan of Partition beyond doubt once and for all.
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and other Arab leaders and governments rejected the Plan, as aside from Arabs forming a two-thirds majority, they owned most of the territory. They also indicated an unwillingness to accept any form of territorial division, arguing that it violated the principles of
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2013 p.50: 'a year before the UN adoption of the Resolution, the Arab population of Palestine comprised 68 percent of the total and owned about 85 percent of the land; the Jewish population comprised about one-third of the total and owned about 7 percent of the
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lost credibility on account of his unrealistic predictions regarding the defeat of the Jewish militias. Bernadotte noted "It would seem as though in existing circumstances most of the Palestinian Arabs would be quite content to be incorporated in Transjordan."
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Arab states requested representation on the UN ad hoc subcommittees of October 1947, but were excluded from Subcommittee One, which had been delegated the specific task of studying and, if thought necessary, modifying the boundaries of the proposed partition.
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Columbia University Press, 2013 pp291-292. 'The Palestinians' position remained unchanged from the beginning of the British mandate to its end: they opposed partition and supported the establishment of a political system that would reflect the wishes of the
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The Partition Plan with Economic Union was not realized in the days following 29 November 1947 resolution as envisaged by the General Assembly. It was followed by outbreaks of violence in Mandatory Palestine between Palestinian Jews and Arabs known as the
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Map showing Jewish-owned land as of 31 December 1944, including land owned in full, shared in undivided land, and State Lands under concession. This constituted 6% of the total land area or 20% of cultivatable land, of which more than half was held by the
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4381:"Land Registration in Palestine before 1948 (Nakba): Table 2 showing Holdings of Large Jewish Lands Owners as of December 31st, 1945, British Mandate: A Survey of Palestine: Volume I – Page 245. Chapter VIII: Land: Section 3. – Palestine Remembered"
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5418:. . . We know it. . . . But the point is simply this: For us to vote for the Jews means to vote against the Moslems. This is a conflict in which Islam is involved. . . . We have 13 million Moslems in our midst. . . . Therefore, we cannot do it.
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See Chapter 5 "Israel (1948–1949) and Palestine (1998–1999): Two Studies in the Creation of States", in Guy S. Goodwin-Gill, and Stefan Talmon, eds., The Reality of International Law: Essays in Honour of Ian Brownlie (Oxford: Clarendon Press,
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relying on Resolution 181, arguing that the resolution continues to provide international legitimacy for the right of the Palestinian people to sovereignty and national independence. A number of scholars have written in support of this view.
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In fact, the Yishuv's leaders felt confident enough to contemplate a takeover of fertile areas within the designated Arab state. This could be achieved in the event of an overall war without losing the international legitimacy of their new
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A/PV.128 Minutes of the 128th meeting, page 1424, "We shall now proceed to vote by roll-call on the report of the Ad Hoc Committee (document A/516). A vote was taken by roll-call... The report was adopted by 33 votes to 13, with 10
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485:, Section A of the Report contained eleven proposed recommendations (I – XI) approved unanimously. Section B contained one proposed recommendation approved by a substantial majority dealing with the Jewish problem in general (XI).
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established in 1948 was empowered to modify the boundaries "in such a way that village areas as a rule will not be divided by state boundaries unless pressing reasons make that necessary". These modifications never occurred.
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the term Beersheba Bedouin has a meaning more definite than one would expect in the case of a nomad population. These tribes, wherever they are found in Palestine, will always describe themselves as Beersheba tribes.
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Official Records the Second Session the General Assembly. Supplement No 11. United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Report to the General Assembly. Volume 1. Lake Success. New York. 1947. / p. 54
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Official Records the Second Session the General Assembly. Supplement No 11. United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Report to the General Assembly. Volume 1. Lake Success. New York. 1947. / p. 11
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Official Records the Second Session the General Assembly. Supplement No 11. United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. Report to the General Assembly. Volume 1. Lake Success. New York. 1947. / p. 11
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Despite these reservations, Ben-Gurion also recognized the plan's many accomplishments, stating "I know of no greater achievement by the Jewish people ... in its long history since it became a people."
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survivors into Palestine but the British maintained limits on Jewish immigration in line with the 1939 White Paper. The Jewish community rejected the restriction on immigration and organized an
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Palestine. Statement by His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom. Presented by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to Parliament by Command of His Majesty. November 1938. Cmd. 5893.
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cannot even be absolute certainty that control will remain in the hands of the Jewish majority... There can be no stable and strong Jewish state so long as it has a Jewish majority of only 60%.
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The Arab delegations at the UN had sought to keep separate the issue of Palestine from the issue of Jewish refugees in Europe. During their visit, UNSCOP members were shocked by the extent of
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the UN was questionable in law, wished the issues to be brought before an International Court, and refused to collaborate with UNSCOP, which had extended an invitation for liaison also to the
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1260:): The Cuban delegation stated they would vote against partition "in spite of pressure being brought to bear against us" because they could not be party to coercing the majority in Palestine.
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The Arab states warned the Western Powers that endorsement of the partition plan might be met by either or both an oil embargo and realignment of the Arab states with the Soviet Bloc.
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officially accepted the partition plan, but invested all their efforts towards improving its terms and maximally expanding their boundaries while reducing the number of Arabs in them.
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independent Arab and Jewish States inside Palestine are so great that this solution of the problem is impracticable". Representatives of Arabs and Jews were invited to London for the
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They accordingly announced on 11 December 1947, that the Mandate would end on 15 May 1948, from which date the sole task ... would be to ... withdrawal by 1 August 1948.
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November, the lobby 'moved into high gear' and induced the President to overrule the State Department, and let wavering governments know that the U.S. strongly desired partition.
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violence, then at its apogee, and by the elaborate military presence attested by endemic barb-wire, searchlights, and armoured-car patrols. Committee members also witnessed the
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Department which persisted to the end, and persists today. The result was that our Government made its intense desire for the adoption of the partition plan nown [
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I had in this instance. The persistence of a few of the extreme Zionist leaders—actuated by political motives and engaging in political threats—disturbed and annoyed me."
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that granted people the right to decide their own destiny. They announced their intention to take all necessary measures to prevent the implementation of the resolution.
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the months following the United Nations vote in favour of partitioning Palestine, the frequency of the Zionist terrorist attacks increased several-fold. Subsequently,
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spoke with anger and contempt for the way the UN vote had been lined up. He said the Zionists had tried to bribe India with millions and at the same time his sister,
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shore and other additions were made to the Jewish State. The Jewish population in the revised Jewish State would be about half a million, compared to 450,000 Arabs.
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While Azzam Pasha repeated his threats of forceful prevention of partition, the first important Arab voice to support partition was the influential Egyptian daily
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Capping it all, the Permanent Mandates Commission of the Council of the League of Nations rejected the White Paper as inconsistent with the terms of the Mandate.
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broke out in Palestine, and the plan was not implemented. In 1948, 85% of the Palestinians living in the areas that became the state of Israel became refugees.
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demanded that in a Palestinian Arab state, the majority of the Jews should not be citizens (those who had not lived in Palestine before the British Mandate).
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with Truman, which immediately countermanded the recommendation. The United States initially refrained from pressuring smaller states to vote either way, but
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to celebrate the U.N. resolution during the whole night after the vote. Great bonfires blazed at Jewish collective farms in the north. Many big cafes in
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to which seven members of the Committee (Canada, Czechoslovakia, Guatemala, the Netherlands, Peru, Sweden and Uruguay), expressed themselves in favour.
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reportedly said that the armies of the Arab League states had entered Palestine “not only to protect Arab territory, but to fight the Jewish state”.
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In addition there would be in the Jewish State about 90,000 Bedouins, cultivators and stock owners who seek grazing further afield in dry seasons.
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On this basis, the population at the end of 1946 was estimated as follows: Arabs — 1,203,000; Jews — 608,000; others — 35,000; Total — 1,846,000.
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territory and resources than those allotted to the Arab state and by relegating well over 400,000 Arabs to minority status in the Jewish State.'
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ought not to accept such responsibility." After a phone call from Washington, the representative was recalled and the Philippines' vote changed.
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looming, British policies were influenced by a desire to win Arab world support and could ill afford to engage with another Arab uprising. The
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was organized to spirit Jews out of Nazi controlled Europe, despite the British prohibitions. The White Paper also led to the formation of
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voted 33 to 13, with 10 abstentions and 1 absent, in favour of the modified Partition Plan. The final vote, consolidated here by modern
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who, sensitive to Zionist electoral pressures in the United States, pressed for a British-Zionist compromise. In May, the UN formed the
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hoped to persuade the British to restore Jewish immigration rights, and cooperated with the British in the war against Fascism.
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that the Arabs did not intend merely to prevent partition but "would continue fighting until the Zionists were annihilated."
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32:"Partition of Palestine" redirects here. For the partition of Palestine into Israel, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank, see
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contained a comprehensive proposal that was voted upon and supported by three members (India, Iran, and Yugoslavia) for a
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stated that the 1947 Arab rejection of United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine was a mistake he hoped to rectify.
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which aimed to pursue national independence and secure the country from foreign control, the British established the
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Israel and the Family of Nations: The Jewish Nation-state and Human Rights – Alexander Yakobson, Amnon Rubinstein
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p. 50,"The Arab reaction was just as predictable: "The blood will flow like rivers in the Middle East", promised
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The Progression of International Law: Four Decades of the Israel Yearbook on Human Rights – An Anniversary Volume
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Establishing a state …. will serve as a very potent lever in our historical effort to redeem the whole country"
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The British Empire in the Middle East, 1945–1951: Arab Nationalism, the United States, and Postwar Imperialism
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Workers Party) days after the UN vote to partition Palestine, Ben-Gurion expressed his apprehension, stating:
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Quandt, William Baver; Quandt, William B.; Jabber, Fuad; Jabber, Paul; Lesch, Ann Mosely (1 January 1973).
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a number of members of the Committee expressed certain reservations and observations.
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they were resident and enjoy full civil and political rights.
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minority, although they knew that the Jews had a case.
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7198:1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War
6831:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
6787:
6740:1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War
6458:A Companion to the History of the Middle East
6321:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
6254:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
6157:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
5681:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
5547:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
5395:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
5033:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
5020:
4619:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
4604:
4579:
4520:
4401:. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2005 pp.47–96,
4352:Jewish Property Claims Against Arab Countries
4308:
4000:
3948:
3839:
3607:Perkins, Kenneth J.; Gilbert, Martin (1999).
3583:Bitter Harvest: A Modern History of Palestine
3540:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
3530:
3502:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
3489:
3435:1948: a history of the first Arab-Israeli war
3420:
3307:Palestine and Israel: The Uprising and Beyond
3098:. University of California Press. p. 7.
2108:
906:and Jewish Agency were invited and attended.
554:The report of the majority of the Committee (
435:United Nations Special Committee on Palestine
9105:Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons
7194:
7046:
7019:
6827:
6797:Promise and Fulfilment – Palestine 1917–1949
6763:
6676:
6562:. Manchester University Press. p. 265.
6317:
6294:. Martinus Nijhoff Publishers. p. 431.
6287:
6250:
6153:
6110:First Special Report to the Security Council
5677:
5433:Palestine and Israel: a challenge to justice
5391:
5029:
4615:
4330:American Jewish Historical Society, page 243
4275:
4254:, (1961) New Viewpoints, New York 1973 p.716
3567:
3536:
3498:
3468:
3431:
1395:In favour (33 countries, 72% of total votes)
1019:Reports of pressure for and against the Plan
1008:Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question
900:Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question
894:Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question
869: Israeli controlled territory from 1949
10161:United Nations General Assembly resolutions
7706:American trusteeship proposal for Palestine
6582:
6548:
5901:Dynamics of Self-determination in Palestine
5534:. New York, NY: Farrar Straus Giroux, 2012.
5275:. Interlink Publishing Group Incorporated.
5226:University of California Press 1990 161–163
5067:
5065:
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4703:
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4083:
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3921:
3878:
3763:
3756:(2002 edition), article section written by
3069:. 3 September 1947. p. 51. A/364(SUPP)
2721:
2114:Latin American and Caribbean (6 countries):
1569:
1296:According to Benny Morris, Wasif Kamal, an
606:). The Jerusalem Corpus Separatum included
152:United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine
9832:
9818:
9799:Israeli–Lebanese maritime border agreement
9343:
9329:
9198:Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action
9110:UN Advisory Committee of Local Authorities
7775:
7761:
7662:Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry report
7440:
7426:
7151:(2). Taylor & Francis, Ltd.: 259–293.
6324:. Yale University Press. pp. 50, 66.
5855:In The Underground: Writings and Documents
5323:
5264:
5262:
5260:
5211:University of California Press 1990 p.162.
5119:
5117:
4726:
4724:
4399:Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law
3912:
3910:
3908:
3699:. Bloomington: WestBow Press. p. 14.
2997:. Moscow: Progress Publishers. p. 56.
2325:expelled from Cominform the following year
2228:
2036:Western European and Others (2 countries):
1901:Against (13 countries, 28% of total votes)
297:Arab General Strike and armed insurrection
10141:History of the Jews in Palestine (region)
9865:Sectarian conflict in Mandatory Palestine
9509:UN Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 242
9483:UN General Assembly (UNGA) Resolution 194
6667:Bickerton & Klausner (2001), page 103
6131:
5866:Aviezer Golan and Shlomo Nakdimon (1978)
5460:The fifty years war: Israel and the Arabs
4540:A History of the Jews in the Modern World
4355:. Columbia University Press. p. 24.
3955:. Harvard University Press. p. 223.
3405:
3403:
3401:
2959:"UN General Assembly Resolution 181 (II)"
2309:
2089:Latin American and Caribbean (1 country):
887:controlled territory from 1948 until 1967
487:CHAPTER VI: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS (II)
41:United Nations resolution adopted in 1947
8627:Conference on International Organization
7138:
6454:
5733:
5368:Indo-West Asian relations: the Nehru era
5364:
5060:
4707:Colbert C. Held, John Thomas Cummings,
4698:
4115:Vol.3 SUNY Press, 1994 pp.179–199 p.182.
3939:
3930:
3694:
3385:The Birth of Israel: Myths and Realities
3379:
3377:
3375:
3214:"U.N.O. PASSES PALESTINE PARTITION PLAN"
3197:
3118:
2992:
2817:
2734:
2245:Western European and Others (1 country):
1422:
1361:
1342:
1188:
1001:
796:
741:
391:
8542:Office international d'hygiène publique
6617:
6524:
6501:The Politics of Palestinian Nationalism
6427:
5874:, Pantheon Books, New York, 1988. p. 32
5817:"Jewish Units Here Hail Action by U.N."
5429:
5329:American Presidents and the Middle East
5317:
5257:
5194:The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy,
5114:
4721:
4349:Michael R. Fischbach (13 August 2013).
4190:
4127:
3905:
3732:
3300:
3298:
3095:The Politics of Palestinian Nationalism
2786:Palestinian Declaration of Independence
2206:
1489:
1166:
1080:
483:CHAPTER V: PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS (I)
201:and the adjoining area—would become an
69:(3 September 1947; see green line) and
14:
10133:
9791:Israel–Morocco normalization agreement
9781:Bahrain–Israel normalization agreement
8337:Spokesperson for the Secretary-General
7002:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
6733:
6557:
6461:. John Wiley & Sons. p. 281.
6455:Choueiri, Youssef M. (15 April 2008).
6160:. Yale University Press. p. 187.
6125:
6050:"Palestine Partition Approved by U.N."
5981:
5543:
5457:Ahron Bregman; Jihan El-Tahri (1998).
5268:
4276:Benny Morris (25 May 2011). "chp. 4".
4197:, Inst for Palestine Studies, p.
4134:, Inst for Palestine Studies, p.
4051:
3576:
3475:(3rd ed.). Penguin. p. 321.
3398:
1242:
815: Area assigned for a Jewish state
9918:1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight
9813:
9324:
9251:UN television film series (1964–1966)
9003:International Narcotics Control Board
8934:Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty
8722:Declaration on the Rights of Peasants
8693:Convention on the Rights of the Child
8671:Universal Declaration of Human Rights
7756:
7421:
6834:. Yale University Press. p. 73.
6743:. Yale University Press. p. 74.
6583:Shapira, Anita; Abel, Evelyn (2008).
6534:. Duke University Press. p. 36.
6257:. Yale University Press. p. 45.
6224:"Azzam Wants UN To Sanction Arab War"
6113:
5943:
5734:Friedman, Saul S. (10 January 2014).
5684:. Yale University Press. p. 61.
5550:. Yale University Press. p. 61.
5436:. Duke University Press. p. 37.
5398:. Yale University Press. p. 56.
5036:. Yale University Press. p. 53.
4679:
4622:. Yale University Press. p. 47.
4181:From a letter from Chaim Weizmann to
4151:
3806:
3736:Encyclopedia of the Palestine problem
3543:. Yale University Press. p. 73.
3438:. Yale University Press. p. 75.
3372:
3258:
3154:
3152:
3150:
3148:
3146:
3144:
3007:
2701:
2653:
2284:
1906:Asia-Pacific (9 countries, primarily
849:Armistice Demarcation Lines of 1949 (
825: Area assigned for an Arab state
508:
491:Plan of Partition with Economic Union
272:administration was formalized by the
27:1947 plan to divide British Palestine
9786:Israel–Sudan normalization agreement
9525:Israel–Syria disengagement agreement
9075:United Nations Postal Administration
8710:Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
8429:Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
7364:Text of the Resolution at undocs.org
6586:Yigal Allon, Native Son: A Biography
6015:
5788:"Vote On Palestine Cheered by Crowd"
5296:Chinese Put Needs at Several Billion
5254:] to the wavering governments."'
5174:Unitary Palestine Fails in Committee
5071:
4252:The Destruction of the European Jews
3653:
3295:
3160:The Question of Palestine and the UN
2993:Nikitana, Galina Stepanovna (1973).
2988:
2986:
2730:
2561:the Indian and Pakistani delegates.
1292:Reports of pressure against the Plan
805:1947 UN Partition Plan for Palestine
295:In 1937, following a six-month-long
9860:Israeli Declaration of Independence
8478:Permanent representatives to the UN
8367:Political and Peacebuilding Affairs
7712:Israeli Declaration of Independence
7340:Online School Edition, 15 May 2006.
7281:Israel's Wars: A History Since 1947
7078:Leiden Journal of International Law
6770:. History. Routledge. p. 367.
6180:until the Zionist were Annihilated"
6101:United Nations Palestine Commission
3885:Rashid Khalidi (1 September 2006).
3853:, Penguin Books, pp. 172–175,
3695:Rothrock, James (12 October 2021).
3411:"Benny Morris's Shocking Interview"
2933:"A/RES/181(II) of 29 November 1947"
2873:Israeli Declaration of Independence
991:United Nations Palestine Commission
958:
789:
586:) and encompassing what is now the
376:Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry
321:a letter to his son in October 1937
24:
9776:Israel–UAE normalization agreement
9667:Beirut Summit and peace initiative
9287:Withdrawal from the United Nations
8473:Security Council Permanent members
7782:
7273:
6481:Ahmad H. Sa'di, Lila Abu-Lughod,
6428:McMahon, Sean F. (15 April 2010).
6120:Akhbar el-Yom, 11 October 2011, p9
5371:. Allied Publishers. p. 158.
4158:, Henry Holt and Company, p.
3462:
3238:
3141:
925:
411:League of Nations A-class mandates
282:Partitioning of the Ottoman Empire
25:
10222:
9272:United Nations in popular culture
8956:Expulsion from the United Nations
8901:General Assembly President (2016)
7374:JFK in Support of Partition, 1948
7351:
6414:Elusive Peace in the Middle East,
5519:Political Issues Delay Asia Talks
5109:Assembly Delays Vote on Palestine
4817:d.d. 1 November 1947 on pp. 65–66
3809:The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
3119:Molinaro, Enrico (1 April 2009).
2983:
2868:History of the State of Palestine
2782:Palestine Liberation Organization
1280:There is also some evidence that
778:, and the economically important
495:CHAPTER VII RECOMMENDATIONS (III)
10196:Documents of Mandatory Palestine
9705:Agreement on Movement and Access
9304:
7453:
7112:
7101:
7083:
7070:
6963:
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6859:
6800:. READ BOOKS. pp. 163–168.
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6491:
6448:
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6075:. 30 November 1947. p. 54.
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5892:
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5671:
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5610:
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5512:
5497:
5494:, Friday, 25 October 1946, p. 6.
5484:
5423:
5358:
5305:
5289:
5239:University of California Press.
4305:William roger louis, 1985, p.386
4266:Palestine: Historical Background
3752:Article "History of Palestine",
3721:The Middle East in World Affairs
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1136:Firestone Natural Rubber Company
1115:
1082:
1056:
1024:Reports of pressure for the Plan
845:would be neither Jewish nor Arab
535:
523:
476:
60:
10191:1947 in international relations
9739:Israeli–Palestinian peace talks
9733:Israeli–Palestinian peace talks
9701:Israeli disengagement from Gaza
8860:International Court of Justice
8409:Sport for Development and Peace
7397:Official Map prepared by UNSCOP
7392:Ivan Rand and the UNSCOP Papers
7131:
6677:Hillel Cohen (3 January 2008).
5870:p. 172, cited in Simha Flapan,
5229:
5214:
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5155:
5137:
5130:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
5050:
4776:
4766:"1949.I.13 of 31 December 1948"
4758:
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4657:
4646:
4592:. 3 September 1947. A/364(SUPP)
4549:
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4187:High Commissioner for Palestine
4175:
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3978:
3891:. Beacon Press. pp. 181–.
3866:
3800:
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3688:
3647:
3613:The Journal of Military History
3600:
3342:
3327:
3252:
3166:
3051:Большая российская энциклопедия
3008:Asadi, Fawzi (1 October 1976).
2589:, the General Secretary of the
1353:United Nations General Assembly
970:The predominantly Arab city of
9996:Expulsion from Lydda and Ramle
9378:McMahon–Hussein Correspondence
8537:Permanent Court of Arbitration
8532:International Peace Conference
7899:International Court of Justice
7604:Western Wall Commission report
7482:McMahon–Hussein correspondence
7293:Fischbach, Michael R. (2003).
6794:Arthur Koestler (March 2007).
5768:. 30 November 1947. p. 58
4788:Lexington Books 1999 p.57 n.6.
4040:Institute of Palestine Studies
3949:Sumantra Bose (30 June 2009).
3112:
3085:
3040:
3001:
2968:
2951:
2925:
2754:High Commissioner of Palestine
2580:
2316:United Nations Regional Groups
1357:United Nations Regional Groups
953:International Court of Justice
454:was envisioned for Jerusalem.
205:. The Plan also called for an
171:Special Committee on Palestine
13:
1:
9466:American trusteeship proposal
9070:Sustainable Development Goals
8597:Declaration by United Nations
8522:International Telegraph Union
7583:Palestinian citizenship order
7376:Shapell Manuscript Foundation
6132:Tom Segev (21 October 2011).
5950:A History of Modern Palestine
5463:. Penguin Books. p. 25.
3831:: CS1 maint: date and year (
3779:. SUNY Press. pp. 289–.
2918:
2845:was unveiled on a hilltop in
2801:
2644:prime minister of Transjordan
2265:Eastern European (1 country):
1338:
339:, which proved unsuccessful.
263:
10106:Israeli–Palestinian conflict
8998:International Criminal Court
8434:UN organizations by location
7530:King–Crane Commission report
7251:William Roger Louis (1985).
7223:William Roger Louis (2006).
5737:A History of the Middle East
5521:, NY Times, 27 November 1947
5235:Michael Joseph Cohen (1990)
5176:, NY Times, 25 November 1947
5164:, NY Times, 29 November 1947
5111:, NY Times, 27 November 1947
4755:, NY Times, 26 November 1947
4442:. Indiana University Press,
4084:Finkelstein, Norman (2005),
3309:. I.B. Tauris. p. 193.
3014:Journal of Palestine Studies
2878:Israeli–Palestinian conflict
2477:
1401:Latin American and Caribbean
425:, British Foreign Secretary
187:Special International Regime
7:
10201:1947 in Mandatory Palestine
10122:The Holocaust and the Nakba
9955:Palestinian right of return
9132:Security Council veto power
8439:Sexual Violence in Conflict
8362:Economic and Social Affairs
7933:Economic and Social Council
7257:. Oxford University Press.
6016:Kanj, Jamal Krayem (2010).
5532:The Fish That Ate the Whale
5314:, NY Times, 5 December 1947
4476:. Palgrave/Macmillan 2006,
3259:Sabel, Robbie, ed. (2022),
2883:Lausanne Conference of 1949
2856:
2566:national self-determination
1588:Western European and Others
997:
610:and the surrounding areas.
246:national self-determination
226:Jewish Agency for Palestine
10:
10227:
10211:1947 in the United Nations
9639:Sharm El Sheikh Memorandum
9627:Beilin–Abu Mazen agreement
9621:Israel–Jordan peace treaty
9553:Palestinian autonomy talks
9183:UN Memorial Cemetery Korea
9008:International Day of Peace
8490:General Assembly Observers
7813:General Assembly President
7629:Woodhead Commission report
7561:Haycraft Commission report
7515:Anglo-French Modus Vivendi
7317:University at Albany, SUNY
5955:Cambridge University Press
5585:The Arab League: 1946-1947
4497:The liaison officers with
3660:, Routledge, p. 531,
3355:. Bloomsbury. p. 19.
3125:Liverpool University Press
2595:told an Egyptian newspaper
2109:Abstentions (10 countries)
891:
803:Boundaries defined in the
512:
501:. Australia abstained. In
499:Federal State of Palestine
385:
31:
10181:Borders of the Gaza Strip
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9549:Egypt–Israel peace treaty
9474:
9406:Faisal–Weizmann agreement
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8727:World Heritage Convention
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8615:Dumbarton Oaks Conference
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8325:General Assembly Building
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8181:
7953:
7852:
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7644:
7591:
7572:League of Nations mandate
7556:Paulet–Newcombe Agreement
7538:
7525:Faisal–Weizmann agreement
7463:
7322:Louis, Wm. Roger (1986).
7299:Columbia University Press
7290:. Transaction Publishers.
7201:. Yale University Press.
7157:10.1080/00263200601114117
6888:Independence Versus Nakba
6434:. Routledge. p. 90.
5430:Quigley, John B. (1990).
5351:, cite, Harry S. Truman,
4799:Report of Sub-Committee 2
3849:Mansfield, Peter (1992),
3273:10.1017/9781108762670.006
3261:"The 1947 Partition Plan"
2863:Faisal–Weizmann Agreement
2430:Western Eur. & Others
2290:Asia-Pacific (1 country):
2201:Asia-Pacific (1 country):
1351:On 29 November 1947, the
1288:" to change their votes.
1284:put pressure on several "
1098:): Indian Prime Minister
732:
636:Arab and other population
140:
106:
94:
86:
78:
59:
46:
34:1949 Armistice Agreements
10186:Borders of the West Bank
10073:Related categories/lists
9588:Israel–Lebanon agreement
9400:Anglo-French Declaration
9396:Declaration to the Seven
9033:Military Staff Committee
8372:Dag Hammarskjöld Library
7875:Deputy Secretary-General
7804:Deputy Secretary-General
7520:Anglo-French Declaration
7510:Declaration to the Seven
7286:Arieh L. Avneri (1984).
7080:, 18 (2005), pp. 467–487
6618:Galnoor, Itzhak (1995).
6365:. Taylor & Francis.
6232:. 21 May 1948. p. 3
5365:Heptulla, Najma (1991).
5269:Bennis, Phyllis (2003).
4183:Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
3413:. History News Network.
3349:Michael Palumbo (1990).
2964:(in English and French).
2722:United States government
2650:and the United Nations.
2555:
841:with the intention that
280:in 1923, as part of the
9945:Palestine refugee camps
9901:1947–1949 Palestine war
9204:Woodrow Wilson Memorial
9166:UN International School
9161:UN Federal Credit Union
9142:Security Council reform
8978:Four Nations Initiative
8906:Security Council (2016)
8749:Security Council vetoes
7880:Under-Secretary-General
7551:Palin Commission report
7476:The Future of Palestine
7343:Sicker, Martin (1999).
7338:Encyclopædia Britannica
7328:Oxford University Press
7279:Bregman, Ahron (2002).
7139:Ben-Dror, Elad (2007).
6706:Morris, 2008, p. 76, 77
5990:Oxford University Press
5982:Slater, Jerome (2020).
5889:, Routledge 2010 p. 40.
5853:Begin, Menachem (1977)
5840:Begin, Menachem (1978)
5723:. United Nations. 1990.
4425:. Lexington Books 1999
4385:palestineremembered.com
4328:American Jewish History
3773:Itzhak Galnoor (1995).
3754:Encyclopædia Britannica
3719:Lenczowski, G. (1962).
3666:10.4324/9781315739717-1
3305:David McDowall (1990).
2758:Jewish People's Council
2482:
2340:Members in UNGA181 vote
1132:Harvey S. Firestone Jr.
542:Population distribution
214:Palestinian nationalism
193:and its surroundings.
177:on 29 November 1947 as
9697:Sharm El Sheikh Summit
9617:Gaza–Jericho Agreement
9499:Tripartite Declaration
9154:Security Council mural
9120:Millennium Declaration
9065:SDG Publishers Compact
8527:Universal Postal Union
7624:Peel Commission report
7599:Shaw Commission report
7145:Middle Eastern Studies
6959:. UNESCO. 12 May 1989.
6106:3 October 2010 at the
5992:. pp. 64–65, 75.
5898:P. J. I. M. De Waart,
5544:Morris, Benny (2008).
5504:Palestine Vote Delayed
5220:Michael Joseph Cohen,
5205:Michael Joseph Cohen,
3733:Nakhleh, Issa (1991).
3586:. Olive Branch Press.
2826:
2740:
2549:
2310:Votes by modern region
1391:
1348:
1311:told British diplomat
1011:
945:
889:
747:
570:, the hill country of
406:
169:. Drafted by the U.N.
154:was a proposal by the
10156:1948 Arab–Israeli War
10101:Arab–Israeli conflict
9911:1948 Arab–Israeli War
9745:John Kerry Parameters
9418:Churchill White Paper
9384:Sykes–Picot Agreement
9357:Arab–Israeli conflict
9292:Women in peacekeeping
8951:Drug control treaties
7614:Passfield white paper
7566:Churchill White Paper
7488:Sykes–Picot agreement
7385:27 April 2015 at the
7311:Khalaf, Issa (1991).
7304:Gelber, Yoav (1997).
7195:Benny Morris (2008).
6828:Benny Morris (2008).
6764:Roza El-Eini (2006).
6558:Wolffe, John (2005).
6318:Benny Morris (2008).
6251:Benny Morris (2008).
6154:Benny Morris (2008).
5928:Shourideh C. Molavi,
5678:Benny Morris (2008).
5392:Benny Morris (2008).
5333:Duke University Press
5030:Benny Morris (2008).
4808:30 March 2019 at the
4691:7 August 2013 at the
4616:Benny Morris (2008).
4542:. Random House, 2007
4472:William Roger Louis,
4191:Masalha, Nur (1992),
4128:Masalha, Nur (1992),
3984:William Roger Louis,
3873:The Palestine Mandate
3760:and Ian J. Bickerton.
3654:Best, Antony (2004),
3537:Benny Morris (2008).
3499:Benny Morris (2008).
3469:Eugene Rogan (2012).
3432:Benny Morris (2008).
2893:Sykes–Picot Agreement
2821:
2770:1948 Arab–Israeli War
2738:
2686:Arab Higher Committee
2544:
1365:
1346:
1298:Arab Higher Committee
1104:Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
1005:
936:
904:Arab Higher Committee
800:
745:
448:Arab Higher Committee
395:
386:Further information:
348:MacDonald White Paper
237:Arab Higher Committee
10171:Partition (politics)
10111:Gaza–Israel conflict
9991:Deir Yassin massacre
9727:Annapolis Conference
9721:UNSC Resolution 1701
9711:UNSC Resolution 1850
9693:UNSC Resolution 1583
9687:UNSC Resolution 1566
9683:UNSC Resolution 1559
9633:Wye River Memorandum
9489:Armistice agreements
9246:United Nations Radio
9241:United Nations Medal
9193:University for Peace
8924:Bretton Woods system
8659:governed territories
8404:Developing Countries
8315:Secretariat Building
8184:Specialized agencies
7347:. Praeger/Greenwood.
7308:. London: Routledge.
7283:. London: Routledge.
6208:. 30 November 1947.
5081:Simon & Schuster
3807:Pappe, Ilan (2011).
3472:The Arabs: A History
2760:had gathered at the
2659:Haj Amin al-Husseini
2505:Revisionist Zionists
2223:African (1 country):
2069:African (1 country):
1236:Carlos Eduardo Stolk
452:international regime
337:St. James Conference
9950:Palestinian refugee
9906:1947–1948 civil war
9885:1947 partition plan
9855:Mandatory Palestine
9570:UNSC Resolution 497
9564:UNSC Resolution 478
9558:UNSC Resolution 452
9545:UNSC Resolution 446
9535:UNSC Resolution 425
9529:UNSC Resolution 350
9519:UNSC Resolution 339
9515:UNSC Resolution 338
9505:Khartoum Resolution
9493:Lausanne Conference
9442:Morrison–Grady Plan
9412:San Remo conference
9390:Balfour Declaration
9018:International Years
8983:Genocide Convention
8419:Outer Space Affairs
8414:Disarmament Affairs
8379:Safety and Security
8320:Conference Building
8300:Secretariat offices
7945:Trusteeship Council
7679:Morrison–Grady Plan
7667:Survey of Palestine
7635:White Paper of 1939
7609:Hope Simpson report
7546:San Remo Resolution
7494:Balfour Declaration
7450:Mandatory Palestine
6919:on 12 October 2017.
6191:Morris 2008, p. 410
6020:. Reading: Garnet.
5934:, BRILL 2014 p. 126
5904:, BRILL 1994 p. 138
5872:The Birth of Israel
5631:"Thirtieth Meeting"
5186:John J. Mearsheimer
5133:. 11 December 1947.
4526:Morris, 2008, p. 43
4326:Gurock, Jeffrey S.
4152:Segev, Tom (2000),
3758:Walid Ahmed Khalidi
3609:"Israel: A History"
2638:Abdullah appointed
978:and a strip of the
566:, with the town of
423:William Roger Louis
409:Under the terms of
332:Woodhead Commission
290:Balfour Declaration
179:Resolution 181 (II)
175:UN General Assembly
163:Mandatory Palestine
71:UN Ad Hoc Committee
18:UNGA Resolution 181
10206:Two-state solution
9965:Transfer Committee
9715:Quartet Principles
9649:Clinton Parameters
9539:Camp David Accords
9038:Official languages
8585:London Declaration
8394:Internal Oversight
8384:Palestinian Rights
7956:Funds, programmes,
7652:Biltmore Programme
7097:. 6 December 2011.
6724:Louis 2006, p. 419
6715:Morris 2008, p. 73
6229:The Palestine Post
6206:The Jerusalem Post
6072:The New York Times
6040:Morris 2008, p. 65
5822:. 30 November 1947
5820:The New York Times
5794:. 30 November 1947
5792:The New York Times
5766:The New York Times
5660:on 16 October 2013
5509:, 29 November 1947
5325:Lenczowski, George
5302:, 30 November 2015
5245:Abba Hillel Silver
5223:Truman and Israel,
5208:Truman and Israel,
4339:Morris, 2008, p.35
4317:Morris, 2008, p.34
4229:on 3 November 2013
3387:, Pantheon, 1988,
2939:on 10 October 2017
2913:Partition of India
2898:Two-state solution
2839:Kaf-tet benovember
2827:
2741:
2712:British parliament
2702:British government
2654:Arabs in Palestine
2349:UNGA181 Abstained
2285:Absent (1 country)
1459:Dominican Republic
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774:, crucial for its
758:on the coast, the
748:
509:Proposed partition
473:1939 White Paper.
407:
218:Jewish nationalism
203:international zone
189:" for the city of
165:at the end of the
10176:Borders of Israel
10128:
10127:
10089:Related templates
9807:
9806:
9677:Geneva Initiative
9645:Camp David Summit
9605:Madrid Conference
9582:Reagan peace plan
9555:
9460:UN Partition Plan
9454:London Conference
9436:London Conference
9372:Damascus Protocol
9318:
9317:
9149:UN Art Collection
9125:Millennium Summit
9080:UN Block By Block
9060:Ralph Bunche Park
9028:UN laissez-passer
8988:UN Global Compact
8945:Delivering as One
8844:Secretary-General
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8715:Indigenous Caucus
8609:Tehran Conference
8603:Moscow Conference
8578:Preparatory years
8547:League of Nations
8447:
8446:
8347:Palace of Nations
8049:UNEP/GRID-Arendal
7865:Secretary-General
7808:Amina J. Mohammed
7795:Secretary-General
7750:
7749:
7700:UN Partition Plan
7670:
7471:Damascus Protocol
7448:Key documents of
7380:Maps of Palestine
7264:978-0-19-822960-5
7236:978-1-84511-347-6
7208:978-0-300-14524-3
7041:978-1-85941-050-9
7014:978-0-7864-1191-7
6896:978-965-517-190-7
6841:978-0-300-12696-9
6807:978-1-4067-4723-2
6777:978-0-7146-5426-3
6750:978-0-300-12696-9
6690:978-0-520-93398-9
6654:978-0-13-090303-7
6629:978-0-7914-2194-9
6596:978-0-8122-4028-3
6569:978-0-7190-7107-2
6541:978-0-8223-3539-9
6511:978-0-520-02372-7
6468:978-1-4051-5204-4
6441:978-1-135-20203-3
6372:978-0-415-46441-3
6331:978-0-300-12696-9
6301:978-90-04-21911-3
6264:978-0-300-12696-9
6167:978-0-300-12696-9
6056:, 1 December 1947
6027:978-1-85964-262-7
5999:978-0-19-045908-6
5964:978-1-108-24416-9
5883:Sean F. McMahon,
5747:978-0-7864-5134-0
5691:978-0-300-12696-9
5595:978-1-85207-610-8
5557:978-0-300-12696-9
5470:978-0-14-026827-0
5443:978-0-8223-1023-5
5405:978-0-300-12696-9
5378:978-81-7023-340-4
5342:978-0-8223-0972-7
5282:978-1-56656-462-5
5237:Truman and Israel
5090:978-1-84739-457-6
5043:978-0-300-12696-9
4737:PalgraveMacmillan
4686:UN Partition Plan
4629:978-0-300-12696-9
4493:. Routledge 2004
4438:David D. Newsom,
4362:978-0-231-51781-2
4289:978-0-307-78805-4
4208:978-0-88728-235-5
4169:978-0-8050-4848-3
4145:978-0-88728-235-5
4097:978-0-520-24598-3
4066:978-0-307-78805-4
4025:978-0-7146-4846-0
3962:978-0-674-02856-2
3933:Righteous Victims
3898:978-0-8070-0315-2
3860:978-0-14-014768-1
3786:978-0-7914-2193-2
3675:978-1-315-73971-7
3593:978-0-940793-76-7
3550:978-0-300-12696-9
3512:978-0-300-12696-9
3482:978-0-7181-9683-7
3445:978-0-300-12696-9
3393:978-0-679-72098-0
3333:Sean F. McMahon,
3282:978-1-108-48684-2
3105:978-0-520-02372-7
2888:Minority Treaties
2746:1947–48 Civil War
2731:Subsequent events
2603:Shukri al-Quwatli
2532:Baruch Kimmerling
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