israel was the part of palestine that was proclaimed as a jewish national state in 1948.
part of palestine that was proclaimed as a jewish national state in 1948?
israel
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bullet::::- central zionist archives in jerusalem. collections of the jewish national fund (kkl1-kkl17)





























bullet::::- israel land administration





























bullet::::- israel land authority





























bullet::::- jewish national fund tree of life award





























bullet::::- list of forests in israel





























bullet::::- list of israel prize recipients





























bullet::::- palestine jewish colonization association





























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bullet::::- united states branch





























bullet::::- jnf-usa v. kkl-jnf in israel





























bullet::::- guide to the jewish national fund records in the hadassah archives on long-term deposit at the american jewish historical society





























bullet::::- the central zionist archives in jerusalem. collections of the jewish national fund.





























bullet::::- adalah's lawsuit against kkl-jnf
jewish national fund
the united nations special committee on palestine said the jewish national home, which derived from the formulation of zionist aspirations in the 1897 basle program has provoked many discussions concerning its meaning, scope and legal character, especially since it had no known legal connotation and there are no precedents in international law for its interpretation. it was used in the balfour declaration and in the mandate, both of which promised the establishment of a "jewish national home" without, however, defining its meaning. a statement on "british policy in palestine," issued on 3 june 1922 by the colonial office, placed a restrictive construction upon the balfour declaration. the statement included "the disappearance or subordination of the arabic population, language or customs in palestine" or "the imposition of jewish nationality upon the inhabitants of palestine as a whole", and made it clear that in the eyes of the mandatory power, the jewish national home was to be founded in palestine and not that palestine as a whole was to be converted into a jewish national home. the committee noted that the construction, which restricted considerably the scope of the national home, was made prior to the confirmation of the mandate by the council of the league of nations and was formally accepted at the time by the executive of the zionist organisation.
mandatory palestine