The New York Times · 7 September 1947
CP-1947-053
Friends and Foes in Palestine

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Palestine Friends gruous neighbors of the Russian Orthodox Cathedral, the green cupola of which is a feature of the Jerusalem skyline.
There appears fo be little animosity between the average Jew Freedom of traffic and pedestrian movement is resumed in the Jewish sec- and Arab, but political acrimony prevails at the higher levels. tion on the other side of the "redoubt." This is the main shopping and entertain- ment center of the modern town, with *O matter what action is taken by By JULIAN LOUIS MELTZER camels and donkeys laden with wheat or IN handsome store-window displays, cafes and the United Nations on the Pales- melons or whatever is in géason; Arab vil- movie theatres.
Traversing Zion Circus, tine report. its success or failure time borrowed from security. Yet amid lage women balancing on their heads Jaffa Road runs unhindered by barbed will depend on whether Arab and Jew can all
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"Friends and Foes in Palestine," The New York Times, 7 September 1947. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1947-053. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1947-053
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