that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament, managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister, to declare the british kingdom's support for the formation of the jewish state. balfer announced his agreement in a letter. in a short letter he wrote:" november the 2nd, 1917. dear lord rothchild, i am proud to state to you on behalf of his majesty, the king of great britain, that your request was send to the cabinet of the british government and was accepted. his majesty agreed to the establishment of national home for the jews in palestine, and he is doing his best to... this happen. it is very obvious that the civil and religious rights of the non- jewish and native inhabitants of palestine should not be violated, nor should the legal and political needs of the countries in that region be violated. i would be grateful if you present this statement to the zinanist association. the last part of the letter was not very important for us and the respective. jewish agency, the important part was the principle of support, but now in 1939, the pressure of th

child, the jewish member of the british parliament managed to persuade arthur james balfer for a minister to declare the british kingdom support for the formation of the jewish. balfer announced: his agreement in a letter, in a short letter he wrote: no the 2nd, 1917, rothchild, i am proud to state to you on behalf of his majesty, the king of gran, that of the british government, and doing his best to make this happen. it is very obvious that the civil anders of the non- jewish inhabit. of palestine should not, nor and political needs of the countries in that region if you present this statement to the zianist association. the last part of the letter was not very important for us and the respected jewish agency. the important part was the principle of support. but now, the pressure of them over. wel make the cowardly britans, they published a famous statement known as the one, it banned jewish immigration to palestine, the milk and honey for the next five years. it was a strange law, something contrary to all the years of immigration hardship. did we face all those hardships to get here?

arthur. james balfer, the british foreign minister, to declare the british kingdom's support for the formation of the jewish estate. balfer announced his agreement in a letter. in a short letter he wrote, november the 2nd, 1917. dear lord rothchild, i am proud to state to you on behalf of his majesty, the king of great. written that your request was sent to the cabinet of the british government and accepted. his majesty agreed to the establishment of national home for the jews in palestine and he is doing his best to make this happen. it is very obvious that the civil and religious rights of the non- jewish and native inhabitants of palestine should not be violated. nor should the legal and political needs of the countries in that region be violated. i would be grateful if you present this statement to the zionist association. the last part of the letter was not very important for us and the respected jewish agency. the important part was the principle of support, but now in 1930. 9, the pressure of the palestinians had become oming, the cowardly britains, they published a famous statement kno

that year, walter rothchild, the jewish member of the british parliament managed to persuade arthur james balfer, the british foreign minister. to declare the british kingdom support for the formation of the jewish estate, balfer announced his agreement in a letter. in a short letter he wrote: november the 2nd, 1917. dear lord rothchild, i am proud to state to you on behalf of his majesty, the king of great britain, that your request was sent to the cabinet. the british government and was accepted. his majesty agreed to the establishment of national home for the jews in palestine. and he is doing his best to make this happen. it is very obvious that the civil and religious rights of the non- jewish and native inhabitants of palestine should not be violated, nor should the legal and political needs of the countries in that region. be violated. i would be grateful if you present this statement to the zianist association. the last part of the letter was not very important for us and the respected jewish agency. the important part was the principle of support, but now, in 1939, the pressure of the p