New York Times · 26 April 1936

CP-1936-013

ARAB OUTBREAKS GO ON IN PALESTINE

Demonstrators Clash With the Police in Tulkarem

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Transcribed from the clipping

“The leaders also demanded the establishment of a national government responsible to a Parliament. Since the 1929 riots there has grown up in Palestine a militant Arab youth, and it is this element that is strongly behind the Arab general strike movement.”

Context added by this archive

A week into the general strike that opened the Great Revolt. The demand printed here is parliamentary: a national government answerable to an elected body.

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"ARAB OUTBREAKS GO ON IN PALESTINE," New York Times, 26 April 1936. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1936-013. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1936-013

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