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The Woodhead Commission
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The Jewish Representitives at The St. James Conference
After having reviewed the results of the Woodhead Commission,
the British government decided to investigate alternatives to partition as a
solution to the problems in Palestine. To that end, the British called for a
conference of Arabs and Jews to discuss various scenarios. The St. James
Conference, also known as the Round Table Conference of 1939, brought
together Arab and Jewish delegations, each with their own internal
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