A new plan for the partition of Palestine into Jewish and Arab territories is now under consideration as a solution of the Arab-Jewish problem, it was authoritatively learned here today.

On November 29, 1947, by a vote of 33 for, 13 against, and 10 abstained, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 181(II) to partition Mandatory Palestine at the end of the British Mandate in ...

Palestine, like other Arab countries, was supposedly being primed for independence, under the terms of the British Mandate, as granted by the League of Nations in 1922.

The U.S. supports "the basic principles" of the UN Palestine commission's majority plan for partition. It supports also the majority proposal for admission of some 150,000 Jews to the Holy Land by ...

By Marcos Tenório Sayid for Middle East Monitor. On 29 November, 1947, the newly-created United Nations (UN) approved the Palestine Partition Plan and started the Nakba process. Nakba, meaning ...

On the 70th anniversary year of the UN Partition Plan for Palestine, Michelle Weinroth looks past the myths to expose the truth behind this patently unjust deal for the Palestinians. A much-rehearsed ...

Ad Policy. Dr. Oswaldo Aranha, president of the UN General Assembly, shown announcing the assembly’s official adoption of the plan to partition Palestine into independent Arab and Jewish states ...

The partition plan for Palestine offered by the Jewish Agency executive as a basis for negotiations with Britain was debated today by two prominent Zionist leaders before the Hadassah convention ...

U.N. voted to partition Palestine 68 years ago, in an unfair plan made even worse by Israel's ethnic cleansing Palestinians were 2/3rds of the population but offered 43% of land.

In 1947, 33 of 57 UN member states voted in favor of the original Partition Plan. It called for the establishment in Mandatory Palestine of a Jewish and of an Arab state, and for the ...