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Bennington Evening Banner · 30 March 1932

CP-1932-003

Arabs Blamed for Recent Troubles

Palestine Faces Acute Situation as Nomads Lay Claim to Land

Arabs Blamed for Recent Troubles — Bennington Evening Banner, 30 March 1932
Bennington Evening Banner · 30 March 1932
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TASTE THE DIFFERENCED Springfeld, Mass.

ARABS BLAMED FOR RECENT TROUBLES Palestine Faces Acute Situation As Nomads Lar Cinim to Land line. former Arab owns and tetabts of lim redder thomonds of acres belonging! small Arab farmerstrom their land walte not providing other areas for settlement uch areas have been tafly compenated to the titin, Orcel Orthodox, Armenian Sold to Returned Jewa even though they were prid caih com- let tight to tanos pureased and that and ocher Christan churches never touch pensation In an intringement of elentent- Jrrusslem--An acute suncon is arue the new attempts as occupancy have been ed by the fellaheen. although lett bar- iny legal and truman righte which they the in Polestine whith as further compit- mulleloust conceived, The present tres ten and uncultiated for decades will not tolerate and it i obvious that sating ever-dittleuk 1lt Arab-Jewhats prating,

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"Arabs Blamed for Recent Troubles," Bennington Evening Banner, 30 March 1932. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1932-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1932-003

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