meetings of the General Council have also been published as booklets in Hebrew. We have been in close relations with the Hebrew World Union. We have also made all arrangements, despite the existing difficulties, to facilitate the publicatio…

them for examination by the Congress Court, to carry out the calculations necessary for the World Election List, and to represent the Executive at the proceedings of the Court. The elections to the 18th Congress took place in thirty-seven c…

C.—Legislative Measures. (1) Organisation Statute.—The editorial revision of the Organisation Statute (Constitution) and its adaptation to the resolutions of the 17th and 18th Congresses was undertaken by the Organisation Department of the …

the direction of the identity of the two memberships would leadto a simplification of many existing problems. But as the actual circumstances seem to indicate that such a radical solution is impossible, especially in the countries with Jewi…

9. The Conflict regarding Discipline. 1. The principle of discipline within the Zionist Organisation was never contested or questioned until the advent of the Revisionists. By discipline is, of course, understood in our movement not the utt…

6. When these decisions were combated by the Revisionists :at their Vienna Conference in September, 1932, the result was Court of Honour proceedings against the Separate Union of Zionist Revisionists, which ended with a condemnation of the …

10. The Executive also submitted to the General Council a. number of proposals whose aim was to secure, within the framework of the Congress resolutions in force, a stricter compliance with the disciplinary regulations and the safeguarding …

3. The Executive, therefore, found itself obliged to communicate its serious objections to the World Union, both verbally and in writing (in a memorandum dated October 12th, 1934). It pointed out the fundamental difference existing between …

(b) A Congress fraction (or Congress fractions) of the General Zionist Congress delegates and likewise such a fraction (or fractions) within the General Council. Such a fraction would have the same rights as all other fractions, includingal…

publicly to declare the action of the " Eth Livnoth " group, against the decision of the Executive, as admissible and to admit this group to the World Union as a legitimate constituent. 6. The whole of this dispute, which had arisen against…

has the right to induce groups to withdraw from their territorial Federation. " In the two questions, in that of the wording of the constitution and in that of Poland, I consider the attitude of the Executive to be correct." The General Cou…

apply for recognition as a Separate Union and to submit a request in this sense to the Executive for consideration by the General Council. A complaint submitted by the Jewish State Party against this decision was rejected by the General Cou…

not been fulfilled in any single particular. The resolutions on discipline, which the General Council had adopted at the time, were shortly afterwards transgressed by the Revisionist Conference in Vienna. This circumstance led to the well-k…

to be removed in the interests of the movement's purity and legality. After careful consideration, the Executive published on March 7th, 1934, the following statement : " In reply to numerous enquiries, the Executive of the Zionist Organisa…

domain on behalf of the Jewish people. The Revisionist Union cannot by any means arrogate this right to itself, and the Executive considers it necessary to emphasise that the petition movement does not in any way find the support or approva…

obtain certificates direct from the Government. For this purpose the branches of the Betar in the different countries were requested to draw up their lists of candidates and it was declared that if this method of obtaining certificates thro…

immigration certificates for the Palestine Offices in response to' their direct applications remained unaffected. The Palestine Officeswere advised to deal with such applications in the usual way. 14. Nevertheless the Betar, by maintaining …

their names were contained in the registers of the Haluzim who were undergoing Hachshara before the suspension of the rights ■of the Betar. This legal position underwent a change only in ^December, 1934, as described in the following sectio…

E.—Negotiations with the Revisionists. 20. In pursuance of its measures to bring about a friendly understanding between the Zionist parties and a diminution of party conflicts the Executive in the winter of 1934 also conducted negotiations …

courts shall be established immediately. A person thus expelled from the Zionist Organisation shall have the right of an appeal to the Court of Honour of the Zionist Organisation. 22. This agreement which was communicated to the constituent…