New York Times · 17 November 1935

CP-1935-005

Arab Paper Banned in Palestine

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Transcribed from the clipping

“JAFFA, Palestine, Nov. 16 (AP).—The government suspended the Arabic daily Al Difaa today for allegedly attempting to stir up Arabs…”

Context added by this archive

Al Difaa, suspended by the Mandate government. The first of two clippings here in which the Arabic press of Palestine is closed down, and the only one that names a single paper.

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"Arab Paper Banned in Palestine," New York Times, 17 November 1935. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1935-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1935-005

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