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Missing Notification Delays Palestine Mandate Activation

Missing Notification Delays Palestine Mandate Activation

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概要
 On 29 September 1923, the League of Nations Council recorded that the mandates for Syria and the Lebanon, and for Palestine, had entered into force after France and Italy notified agreement on the outstanding Syrian-mandate negotiations. Britain already administered Palestine under the Palestine Order in Council of 1 September 1922, while Lausanne had been signed in July but was not yet in force. 📜🕰️ The scenario departs when France and Italy do not send the 29 September 1923 notification that would trigger the Council’s 24 July 1922 automatic-entry mechanism. That alternative was genuinely available because the condition had remained unresolved, and Britain had already asked in August for Palestine to be separated from the Syrian timetable. Most plausibly, Palestine would keep operating under Britain’s existing administrative framework while its international mandate status remained unresolved, with renewed League diplomacy or a separate Council decision as the route forward. The mechanism is uncertain because the Council’s wording still tied activation to the missing notification, and Lausanne was not yet operative. Beyond that point, the episode says the record cannot show whether the Council would have kept the mandates linked, approved a separate Palestinian decision, or reached another settlement by 31 December 1923. Glitch of History examines what followed from a missed notification, how Britain’s administrative continuity could persist, and where League procedure stopped certainty.
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