S1. Bilu Manifesto, summer 1882
S2. Neguib Azoury
S3. The Churchill White Paper, June 3, 1922
S4. The Passfield White Paper, October 1930
S5. The MacDonald Letter, February 13, 1931
S6. The Biltmore Program, May 11, 1942
S7. Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry Report, April 20, 1946
S8. Israel Proclamation of Independence, May 14, 1948
S9. Israel Law of Return, July 5, 1950
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