The recrudescence of terrorism in Palestine will do nothing to soften the final xecommendations to be milo by the new commission which is being sent out from Great Britain fo xo into the recommendations of the former Royal Commission with a view to adapting them, if considered advisable, to the condi tions' on the spot. The dissatisfaction expressed by both the Jews and the Arabs with the findings of the former commission and the inability of Parliament to accept its report inspired the appointment of, this new investiga tion, It Is an earnest of the British desire to find a solution of the dificult national Impasse in that country in a monner which will be less offensive to the feelings of both ides, and at the same. time preserve a balance which will be just. Tt is not unnatural to. believe that extremists hope 10 force on issue by their acts of violence, but if they do, they were never more mistalcen, Instead. of' impressing independent investig tors with their worthiness of increased power and control, the extremists do nothing but Aiseredit the parties they are supprised to be Supporting. It is beyond the bounds of po: SibMity that the new commission will allow itself to be intimidated by the rifle bullets of the irresponsibles. On the contrary it is more Ukely that the commission may decide that the concessions already recommended are premature and that the country iteeli, Jewish Or Arab, is not yet Hit to assume the' respon-Sibilities it was proposed to give it
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