Twenty years into the British Mandate, the new Yishuv was able to boast of prodigious achievements in all fields of endeavor: Agriculture, banking, civic planning, defense, industry. This publication includes essays by Zionist leaders Chaim Weizmann, Arthur Ruppin, as well as philo-Semitic columnist Pierre van Passen and novelist Thomas Mann, and perhaps most significantly, a letter from President Franklin D. Roosevelt fully endorsing the Jewish aspiration to a Homeland in Palestine.