Paritian plan

The claims of the Arabs and Jews in Palestine are reconcilable

Partition is the most realistic and practicable settlement

Partition will fully meet the national aspirations of both parties

Partition is the only means available for political and economic responsibility

The historical origins of the conflict

The economic and cultural contributions of both Arabs and Jews

The promises and counter-promises made by both parties

The international intervention incident to the Mandate

A clash of two intense nationalisms

A clash of religious ideologies

A clash of economic interests

A clash of political ideologies

It provides a workable basis for meeting the claims of both parties

It removes the basis for persistent pressure from both parties

It allows for full and effective political co-operation among Arabs and Jews

It qualifies both peoples to take their places as independent nations

Political and economic responsibility

Full and effective political co-operation

Recognition of the historical origins of the conflict

Removal of the basis for persistent pressure

Arab-Jewish co-operation

The extent of territory to be allotted to the Jews

The opposition of the Arabs to partition

The international intervention incident to the Mandate

The solution definitively fixes the extent of territory to be allotted to the Jews

The solution carries the sanction of the United Nations

The solution removes the basis for persistent pressure from both parties

The solution fully meets the national aspirations of both parties

The historical origins of the conflict

The economic and cultural contributions of both Arabs and Jews

The international intervention incident to the Mandate

Jewish immigration

Removal of the issue of Jewish immigration from the arena of conflict

Recognition of the historical origins of the conflict

Full and effective political co-operation among Arabs and Jews

Expansion of the Jewish State

It places political and economic responsibility solely on the Arabs

It places political and economic responsibility solely on the Jews

It places political and economic responsibility squarely on both Arabs and Jews

It removes political and economic responsibility from both Arabs and Jews