Reuter understands that a written communication drafted by the Executive Committee of the Jewish Agenc; was communicated to the Bri Government yesterday morning. The communication, it is believed, stressed the Jewis itude that the an independent Palestine State would, in fact, anoun wholly unacceptable to ated that no proposals which Xat to guara e the organic growth of a Jewish national home could be considered by the ish delegates further discussion.
5 ne, it is feared in Jewish circles that the British C ernment's final proposals are not likely to differ substantially from the original suggestions put forward a fortnight ago.—Reuter.
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