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That reliable information regarding Mehmed Tevfik Dicani Efendi, Mufti of Jaffa and Mehmed Said Efendi, Mufti of Hebron, who reside in Karacabey, Süleyman Eltacı from the townsfolk of Ramallah and Ali Server, who is from the township of Hermel and currently in the capital (Istanbul), can be received from İzzet Bey, the Governor of Jerusalem.

The dispatch by train or on foot of the French priests and subjects of the enemy states, who were in Palestine, Jerusalem and Syria during the war.

That the two nuns in the French institute in Yozgat are Ottoman subjects, accommodation and provision of the livelihoods of priests, who have been left out in the cold having been dispatched to Mersin upon the closing down of foreign institutes of education in central Adana; that fifty two priests and a woman who are subjects of the enemy states have been dispatched to Damascus; the occupation of the institutes of education administered by the Capuchin priests and nuns in Urfa under the patronage of the State of France, that the subjects of the enemy states except for two priests and two nuns have been dispatched to Aleppo to be deported, that the priests and nuns who are subjects of the warring states have left Sivas, and that forty six priests who are subjects of the warring states have been dispatched from Jerusalem to Damascus.

That a complaint was filed because the banishment from their hometown of the Russian Jews in Jaffa caused discontent.

That it was notified by the American Consulate that the money deposited in the Anglo-Palestine Bank, which has been closed down, should not be touched.

That el-Katrun monastery and the agricultural enterprise recorded in the name of the Trappist priests in the sandjack of Jerusalem and all institutions belonging to the subjects of enemy states have been closed down in accordance with the decision of the Council of State and converted into Ottoman School of Agricultural Practice.

That the nationality of the Italian subjects in Jerusalem was not changed, and what would be done about those whose exile to Urfa and Aleppo was agreed upon was not clearly known.

That there was no harm in the return to Jerusalem of Rabbi Benedit Lihtenstayn, Madamme Emanuelle Perayis, Rabbi Ayhheler and Rabbi İzak Dayç, who have been to Budapest.

That some priests and nuns who are to be deported and the French Consul in Trabzon have been dispatched to Istanbul and that it was necessary to introduce a special law for the non-muslim Ottomans of various sects.

That the death sentence of the Dutchman Lenen b. Yuhannes, who had been found guilty by the Court of Martial Law of Jerusalem of espionage in the interests of the English, was commutated into life sentence and that he died after becoming ill while he was in the Jerusalem Prison.