Diplomatic Recognition Quotes
at the end of World War I 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor
“Dey” and “bey” were Arabic terms for the local ruler of an area.
This resolution has never been rescinded. Some Arab states have abandoned this resolution and negotiated peace and recognition such as Egypt. The majority of the Arab States did and do not want peace with Israel. They did and do not want to recognize Israel and they did and do not want to negotiate. But they often blame Israel for being intransigent in the peace process. Many Arabs want a peace treaty and want to negotiate but the extreme rejectionists generally dominate Arab politics.
1st Earl of Kingston. Foreign Minister at this time. This decision was a terrible blow to the South who had been trying desperately to obtain diplomatic recognition for the Confederacy from England and other world powers.
Explaining U. S. refusal to have diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia:
The highest court in New York.
Because the early nation's government was still in a state of becoming, foreign powers were hesitant to do business and conclude treaties with the newly-formed United States of America: