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We hope this new largely symbolic measure will help us create a more pleasant and cultivated environment for all of our readers, and, as always, we thank you deeply for your support. There’s a few things to pick at in this hagiography. “the most terrible demonstration of the ultimate survival risk of statelessness,” The notion that a fully-armed Israel in 1939 would have prevented or mitigated the slaughter is wishful thinking. “Ben-Gurion met strong resistance when he pressed for a maximum effort to secure an independent state in Palestine. () the immensely prestigious Chaim Weizmann, who valued his easy access to the halls of the mighty in Britain as elsewhere, preferred continued British control” And yet “in early 1947,” Ben-Gurion tried to persuade Ernest Bevin to keep the British in Palestine.

“Ben-Gurion wanted British rule to continue because the Haganah was not ready for a war with the Arabs. His goal was to gain time. In July 1947 he was still talking about the possibility of ‘international supervison’ instead of independence, estimating that this supervision could last for ‘years'” (One Palest. 493) Although there is no doubt that the Yishuv faced insurmountable obstacles to creating their Jewish state, not the least of which was the native Palestinian populace that had to be removed for its sake, Ben-Gurion didn’t want independence from the British until after the Arab threat was removed. And as Morris made clear in ‘Birth of the P. Refugee Problem Revisited’, the Yishuv leaders talked among themselves of the British doing the removal in any population transfer while discussing the Peel Commission. Direct me to the relevant source where I can learn all about the planned logistics of evacuating all the Jews from E.

Europe and repelling a German invasion without British help if only the Arabs and Brits were chased out sooner. Of course there are too many variables in discussing what-if scenarios.