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There is every indication that the leaders of the United Nations never intended that the nation of Israel was to live very long after she declared her independence May 14, 1948. But, after the massacre of European Jewry, the nations of the world had a brief moment of self appraisal and were shocked at their complicity in the most massive Genocide this planet had ever known. They all recognized that they had participated. From the instrument of Hitler’’s Germany, through the Christian Europeans, the Church, the Red Cross, including the decision by the Western Allies not to rescue, feed or house the Jewish refugees –– all were guilty of committing Genocide.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTED RESOLUTION 181, Nov. 29, 1947, partitioning Mandated Palestine into a Jewish & Arab State

For a brief moment after the Holocaust, goaded by guilt of omission or commission, they made a slim gesture to the Jewish remnants of that great massacre through the United Nations.

The U.N. portioned off a sliver of land from the original Palestinian Mandate under Great Britain to create a Jewish homeland, "closely settled" by the Jewish people. This was the Biblical center of the ancient homeland of the Jewish people. The general area, including the land captured from the Ottoman Turks in the Allies WWI victory was subsequently partitioned into the Arab/Muslim nations of Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Iran, Saudi Arabia and in 1922, Trans-Jordan. The borders of these newly created countries were arbitrarily drawn by England and France. 78% of the Palestinian Mandate intended for the Jews was cut off for a kingdom to Abdullah after he was forced out of Saudi Arabia and was called Trans-Jordan.

As a result, even when Israel did try to negotiate the failed concept of "Land for Peace", the Arab/Muslim attacks continued. The same Arab nations still pledged to eliminate Israel and the same U.N. nations continued to press Israel to take another –– then another chance on peace. The ""Peace Process"" became a mantra and an open invitation for national suicide. The Arabist U.S. State Department, representing the Arab oil nations and U.S./multi-national oil corporations, made every effort to undercut the existence of Israel. The E.U. (European Union), dependent upon Arab oil, also worked diligently to assist the Arab/Muslim nations to rebuild their armies after each defeat, hopeful that one day Israel would lose "One" war. Both of the above worked hard to defeat the 1947 Vote for Partition of Mandate Palestine but, having failed, they continued their war against Israel to this very day.

September 17, 1947: Secretary of State George Marshall, in an address to the United Nations, indicates that the United States is reluctant to endorse the partition of Palestine.

http://www.trumanlibrary.org/israel/palestin.htm

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull&cid=1195546754166

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http://israpundit.com/archives/2004/11/november_29_194_1.php

The USA under Truman was against partition.....Things changed after the declaration of statehood by Israel

http://www.mideastweb.org/us_supportforstate.htm

I wish that I had more time to put this all together cleanly. Bottom line, the Truman Administration was against Israel Statehood, and at almost the last minute the Doctrine was changed. It seems from here that much of the historical record has been altered or hidden since the advent of the Internet. I have read numerous books on this matter, and certain facts have been changed over the last several years when Googled.

Call me paranoid if you like, but I know what I have read about certain matters over the past 35 years or so.

Excellent points.

Interesting how GOD HAD HIS WAY regardless of all their satanic complicity.

You said — “Bottom line, the Truman Administration was against Israel Statehood, and at almost the last minute the Doctrine was changed.”

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It does seem that the Truman Administration was against granting Israel sovereign nation status — but I don’t believe Truman was against it. I know that he had politics to be concerned about in his administration, but I still believe he was always for granting the Jews their own national homeland. He just had to fight his entire administration on the issue... :-)