The protocol, issued by representatives of five Arab states (Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and Transjordan ) meeting in Alexandria, announces the representatives' intent to establish a League of Arab States and their support of the independence of Palestine and the legitimate rights of the Arabs in Palestine.
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