HC Deb 14 November 1917 vol 99 cc382-3
52. Mr. KING

asked the Prime Minister whether, in the event of a national home for the Jews being established in Palestine, it is intended that Jews who are citizens of enemy Powers shall, under proper safeguards, be allowed to become citizens of their national home?

Mr. BALFOUR

It is too early as yet to make any pronouncement on this point.

Mr. WATT

Is it the case that the Jews are now leaving Aberdeen?

54. Mr. KING

asked the Prime Minister whether the Government approval of a national home for Jewry in Palestine entails a State with independence or autonomous rule in the British Empire under French or Allied protection, or any other constitution?

Mr. BALFOUR

It is not possible at this stage to forecast the future constitution of Palestine.

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