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The New York Times · 21 February 1939

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Five Moslem Nations Support the Proposal of Palestine Arabs for an Independent State

Five Moslem Nations Support the Proposal of Palestine Arabs for an Independent State — The New York Times, 21 February 1939
The New York Times · 21 February 1939
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Five Moslem Nations Support the Proposal Of Palestine Arabs for an Independent State Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES. LONDON, Feb. 20.-The inde-| British and the Arabs have been postponed until Wednesday.

The pendent Arab States-Egypt, Iraq, talks between the British and the Saudi Arabia, Trans-Jordan and Jews, which were resumed tonight, the Kingdom of Yemen-today told were postponed indefinitely-appar the British delegates to the Pales- ently after the most inconclusive tine conference of. their unreserved sort of a session. + It is regarded as support of the Palestinian Arab's significant that Mr.

MacDonald will demands for the establishment of have an opportunity to put the eng another independent Arab State tire situation to the Cabinet before comprising the Holy Land. formal discussions begin again. The position of the independent Perhaps as a result of the failure States was put by

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"Five Moslem Nations Support the Proposal of Palestine Arabs for an Independent State," The New York Times, 21 February 1939. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1939-007. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1939-007

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