Report to the ... Zionist Congress and to the Council of the Jewish Agency in ... · 1935-08-01 · 8.1935 · p. Seite 76

Congress, and the constitutional authority of the Zionist Executive as well as of the organs elected by the Congress. (2) In view of the differences of opinion between the various tendencies in the movement and the propagation of their Zionist views, the General Council declares that the ideological discussions and political views may not go beyond the limits of internal discussions nor interfere with the mobilising of the masses for the strengthening of the work for the benefit of the National Funds and for the triumph of the Zionist idea and Zionist education. IV.—Separate Unions. 1. —Poale Zion—Hitachduth. The General Council takes note of the amalgamation of the two Separate Unions—the Jewish Socialist Labour Confederation, " Poale Zion," (united with the Zionist Socialists) and the World Zionist Labour party, Hitachduth— into one Separate Union under the name of " Union of the Jewish Socialist Labour Confederation ' Poale Zion ' (united with the Zionist Socialists) and the World Zionist Labour Party ' Hitachduth.' " 2. —Jewish State Party. The General Council rejects the complaint of the Jewish State Party against the Executive because of the non-recognition of the Jewish State Party as the legal successor of the Separate Union of the Revisionists. 3. —Zionist Revisionists. (a) The General Council rejects the motion for the rescinding of the decision of the Executive of March 7th, 1934, regarding the dissolution of the Separate Union of the Zionist' Revisionists. (b) The General Council rejects the complaint of the Jewish State Party concerning the dissolution of the Separate Union of the Zionist Revisionists. V.—Jewish Agency. The General Council takes note of the statement of the Executive that it will submit its proposals regarding the reorganisation of the Jewish Agency and the amendment of its constitution in accordance with the resolution of the Congress, to the next meeting of the General Council. VI,—Chairman of the Presidium of the General Council. The General Council resolves not to proceed with the election of a Chairman of the General Council during the first year after the death of Mr. Leo Motzkin. The relations with the Presidium of the General Council shall be regulated at a joint meeting of the Executive and the Presidium of the General Council. VII.—Executive. The General Council rejects the proposal of the Mizrachi for.the recall of the Executive. III.—Third Meeting of the General Council, March 28th to April 8th, 1935, in Jerusalem. The following were present : A.—Members of the Executive. Dr. Sokolow, D. Ben-Gurion, Prof. Brodetsky, I. Gruenbaum,;S. Kaplan, B. Locker, Dr. Ruppin, M. Shertok. B.—Members of the General Council. Dr. Weizmann, M. Ussischkin, I. Naiditsch, Dr. Sch. Levin, Miss Szold, Chasan, Cheifez, J. Fischmann, Dr. Friedmann, Harzfeld, Dr. Hellmann, Jaari, S. Kaplansky, Katznelson, I. Mereminsky, 76