Must keep 'White Paper'

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's policy, which was deemed unacceptable by the Arabs, and the political implications of Jewish immigration to Palestine. It highlights how each new Jewish arrival is seen as a step towards a Jewish majority, complicating the humanitarian perspective. The White Paper is mentioned as a decisive political document, and any further refugee influx is considered a breach of its terms.

What was the main reason the Labour Party's policy was not accepted by the Arabs?

• It was too lenient towards Arab demands.

• It did not address economic issues.

• It supported increased Jewish immigration.

• It proposed a new political system.

How did the arrival of Jews in Palestine affect the demographic balance?

• It decreased the Jewish population.

• It increased the Arab majority.

• It contributed to a Jewish majority.

• It had no effect on demographics.

Why was it difficult for Arabs to view the Jewish immigration issue solely as a humanitarian concern?

• Because it was a cultural exchange.

• Because it was a temporary situation.

• Because it was tied to political dominance.

• Because it was linked to economic benefits.

What was the purpose of the White Paper in the context of Palestine?

• To increase trade with Europe.

• To promote Arab immigration.

• To establish a new government.

• To limit Jewish immigration.

What would be the consequence of forcing more refugees into Palestine according to the White Paper?

• It would strengthen the Arab economy.

• It would have no political impact.

• It would breach the existing agreement.

• It would lead to peace negotiations.