Israel is officially recognized by the United States

The transcript discusses the U.S. recognition of the newly proclaimed Jewish state in Palestine, known as Israel. It highlights a statement from the White House emphasizing the U.S. desire for a truce in Palestine, despite the proclamation of the Jewish state. The U.S. hopes for peace and reconciliation in the Holy Land and supports the appointment of a United Nations mediator to assist in the peace process.

What action did the United States take regarding the new Jewish state in Palestine?

• It imposed sanctions.

• It recognized the provisional government.

• It declared war.

• It remained neutral.

What is the United States' stance on the proclamation of a Jewish state in relation to the truce in Palestine?

• It will withdraw from peace talks.

• It will impose military action.

• It will ignore the situation.

• It will increase efforts for a truce.

What does the United States hope the new Jewish state will do?

• Form an alliance with neighboring countries.

• Declare independence from the UN.

• Join the Security Council Truce Commission.

• Increase military presence in the region.

What role does the United States believe a United Nations mediator should play?

• Draft new legislation.

• Assist in the peace process.

• Lead military operations.

• Negotiate trade agreements.

What is the United States' position on the resolution currently under consideration?

• It has not reviewed the resolution.

• It is undecided about the resolution.

• It supports the resolution.

• It opposes the resolution.