
We Were Warned! The creation of Israel was opposed & caused division
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On November 29th, 1947, the United Nations General Assembly voted to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. Within hours, seven Arab nations announced their intention to prevent by force the establishment of a Jewish homeland. The resolution passed by a vote of 33-13 with 10 abstentions. But the opposition extended far beyond those who voted no, encompassing colonial powers, communist states, oil dependent nations, and even some western democracies that would publicly support the plan while privately working to undermine it. Why did the dream of a Jewish state born from millennia of persecution and crystallized in the ashes of the Holocaust trigger such widespread diplomatic resistance across virtually every corner of the globe? To understand the scale of opposition, you must first grasp what was at stake for the powers watching this vote. Britain, the mandatory authority over Palestine since 1920, had spent two decades trying to satisfy both Jewish refugees fleeing Europe and Arab populations who saw immigration as the prelude to dispossession. By 1947, British troops were dying in terrorist attacks from both sides. The Treasury went bankrupt in the war and the empire was crumbling. Foreign Secretary Ernest Beavenon wanted out, but he also wanted to preserve British influence over Middle Eastern oil and maintain military bases that could counter Soviet expansion. A Jewish state threatened all of that.
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Seven Arab nations have armies masked on their borders, ready to invade. The Secretary of State has threatened to vote against his own president. The entire State Department is in open revolt. And Harry Truman is about to make the most controversial decision of his presidency in the next 11 minutes. What did he say when they told him recognizing Israel would start a war? To understand what happened in the Oval Office that spring, you need to understand who was in that room. On one side, George Marshall, Secretary of State, architect of the plan that rebuilt Europe, the most respected man in America, Time magazine's man of the year twice. On the other side, Harry Truman, a former haberdasher from Missouri who'd been president for three years and still felt like an accident of history. Marshall didn't just oppose recognizing Israel. He despised the idea. The State Department had spent months warning Truman that a Jewish state in Palestine would be catastrophic.
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