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-2-, #104, September 12, 7 p.m. , from Tel Aviv
without waiting on British corresponding or related
action, I see delay dangerous and possibly fatal to
peace hopes. British present procrastination is con-
tinuation of His Ma jest's Government's non-cooperation
policy since UNSCOP partition recommendation and re-
flects same stubborn miscalculation of basic elements
in this area. Judged by present results, British ex-
General D'Arcy and General Gort who
warned that Jews would defeat Arabs-gravely mislead
their government and are still doing BO. Hence, to
wait on British is to invite failure.
Grounds justifying full recognition are foud in POI's-
(A) plans early election constituent assembly, (B) its
control of state, (c) 163 repeated public and official
expressed willingness negotiate peace settlement with
Arabs.
In urging full recognition now I am aware of possible
repercussions in Arait countries, including possible
danger to Americans. However, I believe that clear
statement to Arab governments given in advance through
neighboring missions that such US action be not un-
friendly but acceptance of Israel as fait accompli
and notification that US expects fullest protection
its citizens would remove or greatly minimize danger
Furthermore, in this connection I wish observe that
several other nations have accorded full recognition
Israel without suffering danger or damage their missions
or citizens in Arab countries.
I have also kept in mind fact that there are important
unanswered questions about PGI''s attitude towards (A)
Jerusalem, (B) November 29 frontiers, (c) Arab refugees.
Despite these questions, I am convinced that de jure
recognition in advance UN assembly would increase chances
satisfactory settlement these and related issues during
peace negotiations.
Bernadotte and
DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or_(E
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 7-15-27
NLT- HC. , NARS Date +.26.75
TOR BECAUS
Ly
ARCHIVES "NATIONAL RECORDS AND
SERVICE
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