UNITED NATIONS PALESTINE COMMISSION
COMMUNICATION RECEIVED FROM THE JEWISH AGENCY
FOR PALESTINE CONCERNING SECURITY FORCE FOR JERUSALEM AREA
The following communication, concerning the use of Scandinavian forces for the maintenance of law and order in the Jerusalem area, has been received from Mr. Shertok of the Jewish Agency.
THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR PALESTINE
16 East 66th Street
New York 21, 11.Y.
March 22, 1948
Mr. Karel Lisicky, Chairman
United Nations Palestine Commission
Lake Success, New York
Sir:
In the light of the gravity of the security situation with respect to Jerusalem and of the difficulties that the Commission has encountered in regard to the establishment of a security force for Palestine as a whole, I venture to submit the following thought for the consideration of the Palestine Commission.
It is understood that Scandinavian forces are at present stationed in Germany in connection with the Allied Military Occupation of that country. The suggestion is made in this connection that the matter of Jerusalem be treated separately from that of the general security problem in Palestine, and the question be explored as to the possibility of securing the use of these Scandinavian forces for the defence of and the maintenance of law and order in the Jerusalem area.
Yours sincerely,
(signed) M. SHERTOK
Moshe Shertok
MS:LLM
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Document Type: Communication, Letter
Document Sources: General Assembly, United Nations Palestine Commission (UNPC)
Subject: Palestine question, Security issues
Publication Date: 22/03/1948