Brooklyn Eagle · 6 May 1921
CP-1921-007
From Zionist sources we learn that the Jaffa riots were directly traceable to hatred of the British mandate
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From Zionist sources we learn that the Jaffa riots were directly traceable to. hatred of the British mandate, and the Arabs killed as many Jews as they could. The superimposition of an oli- garchy of about 65,000 over a Moham- medan mass of 500,000 is a very diffi- cult undertaking even fer London di- plomacy.
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"From Zionist sources we learn that the Jaffa riots were directly traceable to hatred of the British mandate," Brooklyn Eagle, 6 May 1921. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1921-007. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1921-007
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