On Nov. 29, 1947, the partition resolution, 181, passed.
While this resolution is frequently cited, it was of limited (if any) legal impact. General Assembly resolutions, unlike Security Council resolutions, are not binding on member states. For this reason, the resolution requested that “[t]he Security Council take the necessary measures as provided for in the plan for its implementation,” which the Security Council never did. Legally, the General Assembly Resolution was a “recommendation” and did not create any states.
What 181 did do, however, was increase the fighting in Palestine.
Yes, Doh. Zealots ARE THE PROBLEM. For the Jewish Return in this instance was a conditional return!