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The New York Times · 16 April 1922

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Palestine and the Zionists

Palestine and the Zionists — The New York Times, 16 April 1922
The New York Times · 16 April 1922
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To the Editor of The New York Ilmes: In a letter publishod in THe TiMEs for March 15. C. C. Johnston disapproves nf the work of the delegatlon from Palestine which ¿or several months has made London Its headquarters and has tried to state the case of the non-Zionists of the Holy Land. Mr.

Johnston calls their work "insidlous." II that bo so, American principles and ideals must fairly reek with insidlousness. The Zionists are at present outnumbered in Palestine by a majority of nearly ten to one, yet they aro working to make of tho Holy Land a Zionist State.

To do this they must swamp the present inhabitants with subsidized Immigrants and, through political influence, gain the economio control of the This they are attempting to do. country. and it Is this that the Palestino delegation is fighting. At a recent Zlonist meeting In Philadelphia Mir. Sokolow leaders, can race one of the most I

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"Palestine and the Zionists," The New York Times, 16 April 1922. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1922-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1922-006

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