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 Labour Party's stance on the new government?

How does the arrival of Jews in Palestine affect the demographic structure?

In what way do the Arabs view the situation beyond its humanitarian aspect?

What was the significance of the White Paper in settling the political question?

What implications does forcing more refugees into Palestine have according to the text?