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what where some expectation for Israel listed in the speech after the united nations established
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After the establishment of the United Nations and the subsequent recommendation for the partition of Palestine in 1947, addresses and speeches regarding Israel often articulated a range of expectations and visions for the newly proposed Jewish state. The expectations included:
1. **Recognition of Sovereignty**: Israel was expected to emerge as a sovereign state, recognized by other nations and international organizations.
2. **Peaceful Coexistence**: There was an expectation that Israel would seek to coexist peacefully with its Arab neighbors and operate within the framework established by the UN.
3. **Democratic Principles**: The expectation for Israel to embody democratic ideals, including the protection of minority rights, was emphasized in various discussions surrounding its statehood.
4. **Development and Prosperity**: There were hopes that Israel would develop economically and socially, contributing to the region's growth and development, particularly in agricultural and technological fields.
5. **Cultural and Religious Tolerance**: The expectation that Israel would be a state that promotes cultural diversity and allows freedom of religion for all its citizens.
6. **Responsibility in Governance**: As a member of the international community, Israel was expected to adhere to international laws and norms, maintaining stability and contributing to global peace.
7. **Absorption of Immigrants**: There were expectations regarding Israel’s role as a homeland for Jewish people worldwide, including the integration of Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution.
These expectations were intertwined with the complex realities of the geopolitical landscape, including tensions with neighboring Arab states and the Palestinian population. The fulfillment of these expectations has been a deeply contested process shaped by ongoing conflict, diplomatic efforts, and evolving social dynamics.
1. **Recognition of Sovereignty**: Israel was expected to emerge as a sovereign state, recognized by other nations and international organizations.
2. **Peaceful Coexistence**: There was an expectation that Israel would seek to coexist peacefully with its Arab neighbors and operate within the framework established by the UN.
3. **Democratic Principles**: The expectation for Israel to embody democratic ideals, including the protection of minority rights, was emphasized in various discussions surrounding its statehood.
4. **Development and Prosperity**: There were hopes that Israel would develop economically and socially, contributing to the region's growth and development, particularly in agricultural and technological fields.
5. **Cultural and Religious Tolerance**: The expectation that Israel would be a state that promotes cultural diversity and allows freedom of religion for all its citizens.
6. **Responsibility in Governance**: As a member of the international community, Israel was expected to adhere to international laws and norms, maintaining stability and contributing to global peace.
7. **Absorption of Immigrants**: There were expectations regarding Israel’s role as a homeland for Jewish people worldwide, including the integration of Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution.
These expectations were intertwined with the complex realities of the geopolitical landscape, including tensions with neighboring Arab states and the Palestinian population. The fulfillment of these expectations has been a deeply contested process shaped by ongoing conflict, diplomatic efforts, and evolving social dynamics.