the Zionist Organisation (in which the Revisionists had hitherto been represented by their Congress delegates and members of the General Council) but by convening a so-called " Round Table Conference " of " sovereign parties/' which would t…

The Executive of the World Union communicated its decision "by letter to the Zionist Executive and appended thereto its •observations on the future role of the Zionist Organisation. The Executive replied in a letter of May 10th, in which it…

3. In June, 1934, the Executive conferred with the leaders, of the Zionist parties, who came to London to attend the meeting; of the Political Study Commission, with regard to the means of ending the party strife, but came to the conclusion…

Shekel for every year, the representatives of the World Union reserved the formulation of their opinion on other matters until a later stage. The negotiations in regard to regulating of the relations between employers and employees, as well…

regular co-operation. The Executive made it clear that such co-operation was possible only on the basis of unity in the Zionist Organisation, and the recognition of its status and its discipline, and that the dual position of the Revisionis…

were nevertheless to a large degree disappointing when taking into consideration the shekel sale capacity in the various countries. The Executive, being aware of the undesirable attitude of a number of Territorial Organisations towards the …

VI. —Dispatch of shekolim to the various countries. In 5694 over half a million shekolim were dispatched by the Executive for distribution, while in 5695 about two million were sent out. This number does not include Germany and Lithuania. T…

4. Argentine. During the last few years, prior to 5695, the shekel work in Argentine was deteriorating, in spite of the increased Jewish population of that country; it must therefore be noted with satisfaction that all parties made special …

smaller than that attained in the preceding Congress period, thus having the right to elect eleven delegates instead of twelve to the 18th Congress. 11. England. The general results for England show a definite improvement for this Congress …

19. Italy. Practically no change has occurred in the total number of shekolim sold this year, and Italy will again have one delegate. 20. Greece. A notable improvement in the shekel figures for this year, when compared with the figures for …

period, with slight variations from year to year. There was a small decline during the previous Congress period due to the very great efforts made at the time for the Keren Hayesod and the Keren Kayemeth drives. South African Zionists reali…

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speaking countries, and for the publication of official reports and documents, and is also widely read in official circles. The Publicity Department, under the control of Mr. Israel Cohen, is engaged in watching the Press and replying to at…

(c) Congress Minutes. The Minutes of the Eighteenth Congress (and of the third meeting of the Council of the Jewish Agency) were again published •on the basis of the shorthand reports published in the Congress Zeitung and were issued early …

the Administrative Committee of the Jewish Agency, and the executives of the Zionist Federations and Separate Unions. 3. In June, 1934, the Propaganda Department published, in book form (in Hebrew), the Minutes of the session of the Zionist…

problems, namely (a) the general question of the rebuilding of Palestine, and (b) problematic questions of the Zionist Organisation,, comprehensive propaganda, and cultural work in the Diaspora. The lecturers included President Sokolow, Mr.…

2. Labour Party.—Jacob Chasan, Mishmar Haemek; Josef Cheifez, Warsaw; Eliahu Dobkin, Tel-Aviv; Ada Fischmann, Tel-Aviv; Dr. Samuel Friedmann, Kovno; …

3. Mizrachi.—Dr. Abraham Gottesdiener, Lemberg; Jacob Grynberg, Warsaw; Rabbi Dr. Samuel Hirschneid, Bielsko; Abraham Kestenbaum, Tel-Aviv; Sch. S. Schragai, Tel-Aviv; Daniel Sirkis, Tel-Aviv. 4. Revisionists.—Chaim Belilowsky, Tel-Aviv; J.…

Zionist Organisation. The fourth meeting is due to take place shortly before the forthcoming Congress in Lucerne. The resolutions adopted at the first three meetings were as follows : First Meeting of the General Council, September 4th, 193…