The Archive · 1937

Fusion of Two Races Held Impossible

Large British Subsidy and Jewish Payménts to Arabs United with" Transjordan Proposed London, July 8. IVISION of Palestine into a Jewish State, an Arab State and an enclave under British Mandate is recommended in the Report of the Royal Commission of Palestine, and has been approved by the British Government.

The two outstanding conclusions of the Commission, whose Report was published to-day, are:

1. Theme. can be no question of fusion and assimilation between the Jewish and Jrab cultures.

2. "The gulf between the races is already wide, and will continue to widen if the present Mandate is mainqme Commission recommends termination óf the present Man-tained.

te and the negotiation of treaties with the Arabs and Transjordan Government, on the one hand, and the Zionist Organization on the other, to achieve threefold partition of the country into IT An Arab section which will be united with Trans-jordan, 2. A Jewish section.

3. An enclave under British Mandate extending from a point north of Jerusalem to a point south of Bethlehem, with a corridor to the sea extending from

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