Among other things. I then said to the Senator: MY DEAR SENATOR AUSTIN: I am. and have been for a long time very gravely concerned with the Palestine problem whichseems to worsen rather than approach a solution. It is needless to point out in detail the bitterly disappointing conduct of Great Britain in repudiating the solemn and official pledges made by His Majestys Government regarding free immigration to Palestine. and the ultimate establishment of a Jewish national home. I am taking the liberty. however. of enclosing a statement I made on the subject to the Congress on July 12. 1946. which. I think. points out very clearly the wholly unjustified breach of covenant. * * * The American people are deeply sympathetic to the appeal of the Jewish people for a place of refuge.
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