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The New York Times · 11 June 1947

CP-1947-052

ON U. N. BOYCOTT

ON U. N. BOYCOTT — The New York Times, 11 June 1947
The New York Times · 11 June 1947
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United Nations to help us. The ARABS ARE DIVIDE may not be perfect commission and maybe it is partial, but it does Winave to report facts. Why antago- nize an organization that may be instrumental in deciding your fu- ture?" Fechnically, the Palestine Arabs Palestinians' Decision Viewed are alone in this fight.

The Arabs are united against Zionist inroads, by Others as Detrimental but they have no definite plan. At this point there is no Arab leader, to Common Cause no one person who can coordinate their efforts.

The Arab League itself resolved By GENE CURRIVAN in April to oppose any new inquiry Special to THE NEW YORK TIMzS. into the Palestine question, but CAIRO, Egypt, June 10-Arabs when it met here last week-end here are not pleased about the it took no action. The Palestine Palestine Arab Higher Committee's Arabs considered themselves let decision to boycott the United Na- down and

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"ON U. N. BOYCOTT," The New York Times, 11 June 1947. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1947-052. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1947-052

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