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==White Paper of 1939, reactions==
The ''White Paper'' was passed in the [[British House of Commons|House of Commons]] by 268 to 179 in favour.
Many supporting the National Government were opposed to the policy on the grounds that they claimed it contradicted the Balfour Declaration. Many government MPs either voted against the proposals or abstained, including Cabinet Ministers such as the Jewish [[Leslie Hore-Belisha, 1st Baron Hore-Belisha|Leslie Hore-Belisha]], as well as [[Winston Churchill]].
The ''White Paper'' was bitterly opposed by the Jews in Palestine. In terms of the [[status quo]], the ''White Paper'' was a significant defeat for the Jewish side. The ''White Paper'' inevitably brought tensions over immigration, escalating in the years at the end of [[World War II]]. <!--this is a bit contradictary: the article states both the the plans were dropped the following year...and that that they brought tensions over immigration at the end of WWII -need to clarify which parts were dropped -->
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