The
Eternity
of
Israel
Is
Reaffirmed
THE JEWISH NEWS
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JUDEA REVIVED!
THE HOUR 5:30 P. M. (EST) NOVEMBER 29, 1947
EDITOR'S NOTE — Authoritative leaders of Palestinian Jewry have
expressed the opinion that the new Jewish state to be set up in a parti-
tioned Palestine will again assume the Biblical name of JUDEA, which
was the name of the Jewish state after the ten tribes had separated
from it and formed the kingdom of Israel. It will mark the re-establishment
of the JevAsh state after a lapse of 1877 years.
Five Nations
To Rule Judea
In Transition
.
Some tiistoric Dates
•
Leading to Revival
f t h ee J ewish Nation
The following nations,
through appointed repre-
sentatives, will rule the 0
Jewish State in Palestine
during the transition per- 1450-1400 B. C.—The era of Moses and the Exodus,
Joshua and the conquest of Transjordania.
iod, on behalf of the Unit-
ed Nations:
1010-970—The period of the rule of King David
Bolivia
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Panama
Philippines
Honor Roll
Nations who voted-33 to
13 for partition and the re-
establishment of Jewish state-
hood:
—
—International Photo
ACCLAIM THE NEW JUDEA: This h a cross section of the vast
filfbng at the Histadrut convention in New York last Saturday night
hailing the historic UN Palestine decision.
HANUKAH 5708 MIRACLE
—Dream Comes True
BY DR. NOAH E. ARONSTAM
The tale—perhaps it may be old,
Yet thousand„ times it has been told;
Though many yesteryeap have passed
The romance lives, the legends last:
How the Syrian hosts destroyed, reviled,
How one cruse of oil still undefiled
Like sunlight lit the Temple's throne
And eight long days it beamed and shone .
Just as our hopes still bud and beam
Through age-long waiting as a dream;
Like parched earth that cries for dew,
So does our soul—the dream comes true!
We dedicate ourselves once more
To newer tasks that are in store:
The flask of oil is still intact!
Lo, history shall seal the pact.
This is the Hour
of Preparedness!
Give courage to the survivors on the eve of their
settlement in the Modern Judea!
Sunday, Dec. 7, Is SOS Day
Make it a demonstration of loyalty to the coura-
geous builders of the modern Jude.a!
Australia
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Costa Rica
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Doniinican Republic
Ecuador
France
Guatemala
Haiti
Iceland
Liberia
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Sweden
Ukraine
South Africa
Uruguay
Soviet Union
United States
Venezuela
White Russia
The 13 opponents: Afghani-
stan, Cuba, Egypt, Greece,
India, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon,
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria,
Turkey, Yemen.
The 10 abstainers: Argen-
tine, Chile, China, Colombia,
El Salvador, Ethiopia, Hon-
duras, Mexico, United King-
dom and Yugoslavia. Siam was
absent.
and the establishment of Jerusalem as the capi-
tal of the Kingdom of Judea.
586 B. C.—Capture of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnez-
zar and the destruction of the First Temple.
538 B. C.—The Cyrus Declaration — First Return
from Babylon.
520-516 B. C.—The Temple rebuilt.
458 B. C.—The Second Return under Ezra.
1677 1 29 B. C.—The Maccabaean era.
129 B. C.—Judea becomes an independent state.
66-73—The Roman-Jewish War.
70—Fall of Jerusalem and founding of Academy of
Jabneh under Rabbi Jochanan ben Zaccai.
73 C. E.—Tlie fall of Masada.
115—Jewish revolt under Trajan.
132-135—The revolt of Bar Kochba.
525—End of Jewish Kingdom in Southern Arabia.
636-638—Arabs conquer Palestine.
8th and 9th centuries—Babylonian, Egyptian and
Syrian Jews migrate to Palestine.
10th century—African and Spanish Jews migrate to
Palestine.
1099—Crusaders capture Jerusalem.
1187—Saladin conquers Palestine.
1517—Ottoman Turks conquer Palestine.
1832-1840—Palestine under rule of Mohammed Ali
of Palestine.
1840—European powers discuss restoration of Jews
to Palestine.
1840—Palestine again under Turkish rule.
1882—First Aliyah—"Bilu" migration movement to
Palestine.
1896—Publication of Dr. Theodor Here's "The Jew-
ish State."
1897—First World Zionist congress in Basle; for-
mation of World Zionist Organization.
1904-1914—Second Aliyah.
1917—Balfour Declaration issued by British Gov-
ernment; Palestine conquered by the British.
1920—Third Aliyah—Formation of Histadrut.
1922—U. S. Congress adopts resolution favoring
Jewish National Home.
1922—Confirmation of Palestine Mandate by Coun-
cil of League of Nations.
1924—Fourth Aliyah.
1937—Peel Commission proposed formation of Jew-
ish State in a partitioned Palestine.
1939—British White Paper issued aimed at abolish-
ing Balfour Declaration and British Mandate.
1946—Report of Anglo-American Committee of In-
quiry on Palestine rejected by Great Britain.
1947—United Nations acts to end statelessness of
Jewish people.
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