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- artikel daftar Wikimedia (in)
- ஆர்த்தர் பால்போரினால் எழுதப்பட்ட கடிதம் (ta)
- відкритий лист Артура Бальфура, британського державного секретаря закордонних справ, до Лайонела Волтера Ротшильда, видатного діяча британської жидівської громади та фінансиста сіоністського руху (uk)
- Britannian ulkoministeri kirje, jossa hän kannatti juutalaisvaltion perustamista Palestiinaan (fi)
- javna izjava Arthurja Balfourja, ki jo je leta 1917 izdala britanska vlada v podporo »nacionalnemu domu za judovsko ljudstvo« v Palestini, takrat osmanski regiji (sl)
- מסמך מדיני שבו הביעה בריטניה תמיכת בהקמת בית לאומי לעם היהודי בארץ ישראל (iw)
- 1917年英国外相支持以色列建国的一个文件 (zh)
- lettre ouverte d'Arthur Balfour, secrétaire d'État britannique aux Affaires étrangères adressée à Lionel Walter Rothschild, personnalité éminente de la communauté juive britannique et financier du mouvement sioniste (fr)
- declaración pública (es)
- documento britannico del 1917 (it)
- اولین گام برای تشکیل اسرائیل (fa)
- Verklaring van Britse regering in 1917 over steun aan streven Zionistische Federatie, een thuis voor het Joodse volk te stichten in Palestina, toen onder Ottomaanse heerschappij (nl)
- public statement written by Arthur Balfour issued by the British government in 1917 in support of a \national home for the Jewish people\ in Palestine then an Ottoman region (en)
- postoj britské vlády v průběhu první světové války, vyjadřující přání znovu vytvořit „židovský národní domov“ v osmanské Palestině (cs)
- Filistin'de Yahudi yurdu kurulmasını destekleyen bildiri (tr)
- 1917年に表明されたイギリス政府のシオニズム支持表明 (ja)
- Britische Erklärung von 1917 gegenüber der zionistischen Bewegung (de)
- độc lập (vi)
- Briti välisministri kiri, millega ta toetas juudiriigi loomist Palestiinas (et)
- дипломатический документ (ru)
- նոյեմբերի 2, 1917 (hy)
- الاسم الشائع المطلق على رسالة آرثر جيمس بلفور صدر عام 1917م (ar)
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- Excerpts from CAB 24/68/86 and the Churchill White Paper (en)
- Published in 1732, this map by Ottoman geographer Kâtip Çelebi shows the term (en)
- Palestine in the Sykes–Picot Agreement map under "international administration", with Haifa Bay, Acre and Haifa as a British enclave, and excluding the area from Hebron south (en)
- Map from FO 371/4368 showing Palestine in the "Arab" area (en)
- extending vertically down the length of the Jordan River. (en)
- "Palestine and the Balfour Declaration", Cabinet Paper reviewing the background to the declaration, January 1923 (en)
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- "It is said that the effect of the Balfour Declaration was to leave the Moslems and Christians dumbfounded ... It is impossible to minimise the bitterness of the awakening. They considered that they were to be handed over to an oppression which they hated far more than the Turk's and were aghast at the thought of this domination ... Prominent people openly talk of betrayal and that England has sold the country and received the price ... Towards the Administration [the Zionists] adopted the attitude of "We want the Jewish State and we won't wait", and they did not hesitate to avail themselves of every means open to them in this country and abroad to force the hand of an Administration bound to respect the "Status Quo" and to commit it, and thereby future Administrations, to a policy not contemplated in the Balfour Declaration ... What more natural than that [the Moslems and Christians] should fail to realise the immense difficulties the Administration was and is labouring under and come to the conclusion that the openly published demands of the Jews were to be granted and the guarantees in the Declaration were to become but a dead letter?" (en)
- "If, however, the strict terms of the Balfour Statement are adhered to ... it can hardly be doubted that the extreme Zionist Program must be greatly modified. For "a national home for the Jewish people" is not equivalent to making Palestine into a Jewish State; nor can the erection of such a Jewish State be accomplished without the gravest trespass upon the "civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine." The fact came out repeatedly in the Commission's conference with Jewish representatives, that the Zionists looked forward to a practically complete dispossession of the present non-Jewish inhabitants of Palestine, by various forms of purchase." (en)
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