A resolution calling upon the Zionist Executive “to return to an active policy of the Zionism of Theodore Herzl, aiming at a free Palestine as a Jewish state as the only solution of the Jewish problem” was adopted today at a meeting of the Jewish State Party at which joint memorial services to Herzl, Bialik and Jabotinsky were held.
Further resolutions adopted emphasized the importance of London as a political center during the war and called upon the Zionist Executive to establish a London Zionist office similar to that of the last war, embracing all Zionist parties and influential personalities, as the first step in the struggle for the recognition of Jewry as an ally in the fight against Hitlerism.
The meeting also called upon the Revisionists to return to the Zionist Organization for the purpose of strengthening “the Herzlian front” within the organization and appealed to the Zionist Executive at the same time to facilitate the return.
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