Summary
A small but important Palestinian Jewish political party, described in the Anglo-American Committee Report as the Conservative Aliyah Hadashah (New Settlers), drawn chiefly from colonists of German and western European extraction (Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, line 1117).
Details
- It stands, with Hashomer Hatza’ir, among the two small but important parties opposed to the Jewish Agency’s policy and the Biltmore Program in Palestine; together with Hashomer Hatzair and Judah Magnes’s Ihud, these Palestinian critics of the Biltmore Program do not exceed one quarter of the Jewish population in Palestine at the time of the Report, but represent a constructive minority (Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, line 1117).
Related pages
Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, Biltmore Program, Hashomer Hatza’ir, Ihud, Mapai