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Following 's appointment as Prime Minister in late 1922, Curzon wrote to Law that he regarded the declaration as "the worst" of Britain's Middle East commitments and "a striking contradiction of our publicly declared principles" Lloyd George stated in his testimony to the Palestine Royal Commission: "The idea was, and this was the interpretation put upon it at the time, that a Jewish State was not to be set up immediately by the Peace Treaty without reference to the wishes of the majority of the inhabitants
' The through its president denounced the column as 'breathtakingly ill-considered', declaring that the Guardian appeared "to do everything it can to undermine the legitimacy of the world's only Jewish state"

Balfour Declaration

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The pledge excluded "portions of " lying to the west of "the districts of Damascus, , and "
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The Palestine Royal Commission, appointed with significantly broader than the previous British inquiries into Palestine, completed its 404-page report after six months of work in June 1937, publishing it a month later
"Zionist indiscretion and aggression since the Balfour Declaration aggravating such fears" Defries wrote: "Balfour had, at the least, acquiesced in Chamberlain's earlier efforts to assist the Jews in finding a territory to establish a Jewish settlement
In the United States the press began using the terms "Jewish National Home", "Jewish State", "Jewish republic" and "Jewish Commonwealth" interchangeably What exactly was in the minds of those who made the Balfour Declaration is speculative

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Recognition of the Jewish inhabitants of Palestine as a national unit, federated with [other] national units in Palestine; II.

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On 8 January 1918, a German-Jewish Society, the Union of German Jewish Organizations for the Protection of the Rights of the Jews of the East VJOD , was formed to advocate for further progress for Jews in Palestine
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Weizmann explained at the meeting that the Zionists had a preference for a British protectorate over Palestine, as opposed to an American, French or international arrangement; Balfour agreed, but warned that "there may be difficulties with France and Italy"