Cairo, May 8.
It was stated here today that the Egyptian Government has already been made aware of the contents of the White Book on Palestine, embodying Britain's newest plan for the Holy Land, which is due to be published on Wednesday of this week.
Well-informed circles declare that the British Government has abandoned its former plan for the partition of Palestine, and that it has reached extensive agreements on the Palestine question with the French and Turkish its. The forthcoming White Book, it is stated, will contain the following proposals:
1, That Palestine, Syria and Transjordania be united into a single state under an Arab king.
2. That Britain, France and Turkey guarantee the new state and that Britain and France conclude protective agreements after the pattern of Britain's pact with Iraq.
3. That the Republic of Hatay, formerly the Sanjak of Alexandretta, be ceded to Turkey, who will also receive a part of the Syrian district of Aleppo.
Arab circles here intimate that this project in its entirety has been the subject of negotiations between the French and British governments, as well as between the British and Turkish governments, and that the approval of Paris and Ankara is therefore a foregone couclusion—14,390.00 Trans-Ocean.
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