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DECLASSIFIED
E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
IDENTIAL
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 9, 1973
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By NLT- HC
, NARS Date 7-16-75
The Palestine Commission, established by the resolution of November 29,
began in early January its task of carrying out the Plan of Partition
with Economic Union. My government wishes to express its great apprecia- -
tion for the devoted work which this Commission has applied to its task
and the efforts which it has made, in the most difficult possible circum-
stances, to carry out the responsibilities imposed upon it by this
Assembly. If the plan for partition with economic union is not being
implemented today, it is in no way due to any lack of effort or attention
to duty on the part of the Palestine Commission.
The resolution of the General Assembly on Palestine was considered
by the Security Council in February and March. The Security Council
rejected that part of an American resolution which would have placed the
Security Council behind the Plan of Partition with Economic Union. During
a period of intensive consultation among the permanent members, the
Mandatory Power, the Palestine Commission, and the representatives of
the Jews and Arabs of Palestine, it was impossible to find the necessary
agreement, either among the peoples of Palestine or among the members
of the Security Council, to permit the peaceful implementation of the
Assembly resolution.
It became apparent that peaceful implementation of the plan for
partition with economic union could not be expected, that the UK was
intent upon terminating the mandate on May 15 regardless of action by
the United Nations, and that there would be no government in Palestine after
that date capable of maintaining law and order. Violence and open civilwar have
increased daily
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