What was the british white paper of 1937?

The British White Paper of 1937 was a policy document that addressed the ongoing conflict between Jewish and Arab communities in Palestine. It aimed to limit Jewish Immigration to Palestine and proposed the establishment of a binational state within ten years, in response to Arab opposition to Jewish settlement. This policy shift marked a departure from the earlier Balfour Declaration, reflecting the British government's attempt to balance the conflicting national aspirations of Jews and Arabs in the region. The White Paper was met with criticism from both communities, leading to increased tensions in Palestine.