The Philadelphia Inquirer · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · 23 July 1937
CP-1937-002
Palestine Partition Waits
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On the Peel Commission plan. "Nor is there much hope that the final League and Commons actions will segregate the 400,000 Jews and 1,000,000 Arabs in contiguous sections of a land both claim, in anything like settled peace, at least for a long time to come."
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"Palestine Partition Waits," The Philadelphia Inquirer, 23 July 1937. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1937-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1937-002
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