The [Palestine] Arab Executive Committee Denounces MacDonald's Reassurance to Weizmann

The British Colonial Secretary, Lord Passfield, appoints Sir John Hope Simpson to go to Palestine to confer with the High Commissioner and examine "on the spot" the questions of immigration, land...

Atta al-Zeer, Fouad Hijazi, and Muhammad Jamjoum, who had participated in the al-Buraq Disturbances (August 1929), are hanged by the British authorities in Acre Prison.

British Colonial Secretary Lord Passfield adopts a White Paper, confirming the views expressed in the John Hope Simpson and Shaw Commission reports, asserting that "in estimating the absorptive...

The international commission that was formed in May to determine the rights and claims of Muslims and Jews in connection with al-Buraq / the Western Wall concludes that the ownership of the latter,...

After intensive international and domestic pressure from Zionists and their supporters, British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald adopts a letter to Chaim Weizmann ("the Black Letter") providing "the...

The order in council (a type of legislation approved by the King of Britain at a meeting of his Privy Council) adopts the conclusions of the International Commission on al-Buraq / Western Wall that...

The Order in Council is issued in London by the King's Privy Council to provide a framework that empowers the High Commissioner to make regulations "for securing the public safety and the defense of...

In view of the inaction of the [Palestine] Arab Executive Committee, Palestinian figures, mainly from Nablus, convene a one-day conference to protest the arming of the Jews in Palestine and the...

Palestinian figures, led by Raghib al-Nashashibi, mayor of Jerusalem, hold a conference in Jerusalem called the Conference of the Palestinian Islamic Nation.

An Arab National Conference is convened at the home of Awni Abd al-Hadi on the sidelines of the Pan-Islamic Congress.