Partition Plan

Did Resolution 181 create the State of Israel? - opinion

Israel’s true legal foundation can be traced to the Balfour Declaration and the international documents that it was incorporated into and that are still in effect today with respect to the West Bank.

By ANDREW LÖVY
08/12/2021

Brazilian diplomat played a crucial role in Israel's creation - opinion

Oswaldo Aranha supported and steadily negotiated to reach a majority in favor of the 1947 resolution that partitioned the British Mandate of Palestine.

By GERSON MENANDRO GARCIA DE FREITAS
04/12/2021

Save the two-state solution, recognize Palestine, Abbas says

The UN annually marks Palestinian solidarity on the anniversary of the 1947 vote to partition territory under Resolution 181.

history

What really happened at the 1947 UN Palestine partition vote

A note about my father’s account of the night of the UN vote for Partition, November 29, 1947

By DANIEL CHERTOFF
25/11/2021
ISRAEL’S FIRST president Chaim Weizmann presents US president Harry Truman with a Torah in 1948.

Educational program established between The Jewish Agency, Truman Library

The program will work to create educational programs focused on strengthening the historic ties between Israel and the United States.

100 years since San Remo, when Israel became a sovereignty

In San Remo, the League of Nations decided to turn much of the former Ottoman Empire into new nation-states: Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan all emerged from this process, along with Israel.

Think about it: Poland and Israel: National narratives and myths

Though I am totally opposed to equating the Holocaust with the Nakba, Israel is no different from Poland in its approach to its own national narrative and national myths.

End ‘occupation’

The term “occupation” simply does not do justice to Israel’s role on the West Bank.

David Ben-Gurion

Newly-discovered note reveals Truman's fight for Israel recognition

Simon Wiesenthal Center rabbi: “It’s really a tally of a White House effort to get votes for a Jewish homeland.”

Jews celebrate in the streets of Tel Aviv moments after the United Nations voted November 29, 1948.

Did the partition resolution change history?

In other words, the day which could have signaled the dawn of a Palestinian Arab state 70 years ago is now misrepresented as the start of an Israeli campaign of ethnic cleansing.

By DANIEL MANDEL
03/12/2017
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