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I. Present Mandate : Invalid; May be revoked; May be receded from; May be radically modified -- II. Palestine Territory : Within the boundaries of countries wherein Recognition and Support of Arab Independence by Great Britain was pledged -- III. The Palestine Mandate : Compared with the two other Mandates (for Iraq and Syria and the Lebanon) -- IV. The Jewish National Home : Interpretation; Jewish State -- V. The Palestine Mandate : A "B and C" mandate, not in conformity with the relative provision made in the Covenant of the League of Nations -- VI. Report of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry : Demonstrates Conflicts and Difficulties inherent in the Mandate -- VII. Complexity and Conflict of Interests in the Palestine Mandate observed by the Permanent Mandates Commission -- VIII. Sir John Hope Simpson's Report supports the Parliamentary Commission's Report and demonstrates the Impracticability of the Palestine Mandate involving Complexity and Conflict of Interests -- IX. The 1930 Statement of British Policy in Palestine reiterates the 1922 Statement and contains plain admission of Difficulties, Complexity, and Conflict of Interests inherent in the Mandate -- X. The Dangerous Jewish National Home Policy is the defect of the Palestine Mandate and the British Policy in Palestine -- Appendices : I. Covenant of the League of Nations - II. The Treaty of Sèvres (1920) - III. The Mandate for Iraq (1921) - IV. The Mandate for Palestine (1921) - V. Statement of the British Policy in Palestine (1922) - VI. The Mandate for Palestine and Transjordan : as confirmed (1922) - VII. The Mandate for Syria and the Lebanon : as confirmed (1922) - VIII. The Treaty of Lausanne (1923) -- Map of Syria.