Long live Joachim

Chapter 127: Sincere Cooperation In our country, there is a mysterious and magical statistical department, and according to the data provided by this department, Jewish residents probably own about 20% of the country's private wealth. Once this 20% of private wealth is concentrated and flows out in a relatively short period of time, the country's economy, finance, and trade order will face severe challenges and will have a great impact on investors' confidence. As the spiritual leader of this country, I have to approach this special event with caution, and as your friend, I sincerely hope that your restoration cause can succeed. Therefore, we need to find a proper way that both sides can accept and even benefit from, "Xia Shu said while sipping tea. After a moment of contemplation, Eizel Weizmann said, "Your Majesty has come to me, and I believe there must be a plan in place Xia Shu calmly explained, "In fact, we believe that the seriousness and consistency of national tax laws should be respected. Therefore, we do not intend to impose additional taxes on immigrants, nor do we intend to acquire industries that immigrants are eager to sell at a low price. Our current plan is to use the information held by statistical departments and tax agencies to officially register non cash assets under the names of Jewish immigrants based on market fair prices and professional evaluation conclusions. Jewish immigrants can entrust these industries to us for management, or directly realize them. The proceeds from realization can be used to purchase the equipment and materials you need, or directly deposited into the Central Bank of China, and then directly registered from the branch of the Central Bank of China in Tel Aviv. Withdraw cash or exchange for other currencies After listening to these, Eizel fell into contemplation and drank the fragrant tea in his cup as hot water. After a while, he looked up at the other person and said, "This should be an objective and fair plan. Unfortunately, I am not an expert in economics and cannot make an accurate evaluation. But rest assured, I will report to the executive committee as soon as possible after I return and request them to respond as soon as possible Okay, "Xia Shu nodded and said," until we reach an agreement, the Immigration Administration will only approve up to 100 immigration applications from Jewish residents every day, and the customs will strictly levy relevant taxes and fees on outbound property in accordance with the law. In this regard, we will treat Jewish residents and other residents equally. In addition, we need to declare that we still adhere to the principle of cash self transportation for military equipment and materials, but we will not prohibit domestic merchant ships from accepting your transportation commission Eizel immediately agreed to bring these demands and statements with him. At this point, the main topic was basically concluded, but this destined young man was not in a hurry to leave. Instead, he extended an invitation to His Majesty Joachim I, hoping that he could attend the graduation ceremony of the fourth class of students at the Tiporelli Aviation School. Xia Shu didn't agree or refuse. He changed the subject and said, "I heard that there were many outstanding pilots emerging from the first three classes of your aviation school, some of whom were able to compete with our fighter pilots. It seems that you Jews not only have high intelligence, but also are very hardworking and can endure the unbearable pain of ordinary people Eizer said with emotion and pride, "That's because we Jews have been living a life of migration for a long time, often facing discrimination and exclusion from the indigenous people. Many of us grew up in difficult environments, but we haven't given up our religious beliefs, nor have we forgotten our homeland and country. Therefore, we have formed a resilient and patient character, even if we are separated from each other, we can unite and work together Xia Shudao said, "As a wandering ethnic group, the biggest difference between you and the Roma is that you have a strong sense of national sentiment in your hearts When it comes to the Gypsies, Eizer's face is full of disdain: "Gypsies? Ha! Your Majesty, please don't compare us. We are not the same as those swindlers, thieves, and jugglers. Every Jew relies on their own intelligence and hard work to make a living Xia Shu put down the teacup in his hand and said, "Hmm! Mr. Weizmann, your Jewish self-esteem and confidence are truly comparable! In that case, let me be frank. I am unable to attend the graduation ceremony of the Tipperary Aviation School, but I will appoint Air Force officials to attend. They will truthfully report the situation to me and provide some video materials so that I can evaluate the technical level of Jewish pilots. Your path to national restoration is bound to be tortuous and difficult, and you will definitely have to confront Arab pilots and even some European pilots employed by them. I hope you can become the ultimate winner Eizel replied firmly, 'I definitely will!' Just two days after the meeting, the Zionist organization responded positively to the vision set by the new United Kingdom leader - David Ben Gurion, the chairman of the Zionist Executive Committee who was fundraising in Europe, flew to Limerick. This pioneer of the Zionist movement first paid an audience with the current Prime Minister of the New United Kingdom, Emodin de Valera, and then visited His Majesty King Joachim I at the "Forest Palace". The talks between the two sides went very smoothly, and the Zionists fully accepted each other's proposal and put forward several supplementary clauses from their own perspective, which were both supported by Joachim I and Prime Minister Di Wallis. When both sides reached an agreement, Ben Gurion, who was over sixty years old, shed tears. It should be noted that compared to the practices of other European countries, the policies of the New United Kingdom were already merciful and friendly enough. In addition, their promise to send troops to assist in times of crisis made Jewish nationalists even more grateful. As soon as the secret agreement was signed, the New United Kingdom immediately opened up immigration applications for Jewish residents, and this wave of Jewish immigration did not come like a raging beast. Jewish residents with fixed industries must wait until the government completes the inventory and evaluation work before receiving corresponding compensation payments, and nearly half of the asset realization funds are coordinated by the Zionist Executive Committee. Apart from paying commissions to the Irish Foreign Legion, these funds were mainly used to purchase military supplies. In addition, the Irish military also conducted emergency military training for adult Jewish immigrants, including the elderly and women, in accordance with secret agreements. In less than four months, the Irish military equipped at least 176000 adult Jews with basic military skills such as firearms and construction, indirectly providing a sizable quasi militia force for the Zionists. In August 1948, the League of Nations General Assembly was held in Berlin, Germany, and Palestinian autonomy became the most prominent proposal of the conference. The autonomy proposals submitted by the official authorities of the Arab Kingdom, as well as the autonomy proposals submitted by Palestinian Jews and Palestinian Arabs on behalf of local residents, are all submitted to the General Assembly of the League of Nations for review. After four days of discussion and voting, the autonomy plan submitted by the official of the Arab Kingdom was passed with 30 votes in favor, 14 abstentions, and 11 votes against. The conference also clarified that Palestinian national elections would be held at the end of November that year, and the League of Nations would send supervisors to supervise the entire process. After the Palestinian autonomous government was formed through legal procedures, the League of Nations would withdraw all peacekeeping forces from Jerusalem within three months. After the League of Nations General Assembly determined the Palestinian autonomy plan, the government of the Arab Kingdom began to register the residents of Palestine for elections. Although the eligibility criteria set by the government of the Arab Kingdom for elections are at least 16 years old and residing in the area for more than 3 years, due to the fact that the Arab Kingdom had never conducted a census and registration of residents in the region before, and the few registration officials they sent could withstand bribes from Jews, many Jewish residents who had recently migrated to Palestine were eligible to vote. With the deepening of election registration, Arabs finally realized that they had completely underestimated the determination and ability of Jews to reoccupy Palestine. Even though Jews accounted for less than 50% of the total population in the region, it was almost impossible for Arab tribes and families with different opinions to completely unite against Jews in the election. In this situation, major tribes fabricated population in order to gain more votes, while stirring up trouble and forcing Jews to leave their homes. For a time, except for the villages and farms protected by Jewish militia organizations in Tel Aviv and its surrounding areas, which were not subjected to large-scale raids, even Palestine, where peacekeeping forces were stationed, was plagued by riots. Jewish enrichment organizations had no choice but to call on Jews in Palestine to relocate to the vicinity of Tel Aviv as much as possible. At the end of October, the official registration for autonomous elections in the Palestinian region of the Arab Kingdom ended, with 1. 52 million eligible residents, of which 47% were Jewish. Realizing that fully democratic autonomous elections were detrimental to Arabs, the government of the Arab Kingdom suddenly proposed a new autonomy proposal to the League of Nations, which divided Palestine into two parts. The areas north of Jerusalem and west of the Jordan River were designated as Jewish settlements, while the rest were designated as Arab settlements. It was suggested that Jews and Arabs implement autonomy separately to avoid further escalation of ethnic conflicts, while Jerusalem remained under the jurisdiction of the League of Nations. After the League of Nations General Assembly had officially approved a Palestinian autonomy plan, the League Executive Committee rejected the Arab Kingdom's new proposal. However, in November, Palestinian Arabs launched even more violent attacks against Jewish residents, with over 300 Jewish residents killed in Jerusalem alone. Although the League of Nations peacekeeping forces fulfilled their duties and waited anxiously, they had no good way to deal with the Arab armed thugs who were hiding in residential areas and could come and go freely. Instead, they suffered losses and unbearable hardships in peacekeeping operations. Under pressure from peacekeeping forces and participating countries, the Executive Committee of the League of Nations had to reconsider the new proposal from the Arab Kingdom and agreed to postpone the Palestinian regional autonomy elections by four months until the next session of the League of Nations General Assembly to review the new proposal