Hartford Courant · Hartford, Connecticut · 2 March 1948
CP-1948-056
Palestinian Jews Predict Final Victory
Weinsaft of Haganah Army Tells Hartford Zionists

Transcribed from the clipping
“Jews in Palestine have no doubts that victory will be theirs in the Arab-Jewish [fighting] now raging in the Holy Land. Harry Weinsaft, a member of the Haganah Jewish Army, told Hartford Zionist District members Monday night that Palestinian Jews mean business; that they intend to hold their borders given them by the United Nations at any cost and that they can make democracy work in Palestine. He stated that the 250,000 Jews in European displaced camps and the 700,000 Jews in Palestine are ‘sick and tired’ of betrayal, of double dealing and of the charity of the world.”
Context added by this archive
<i>Palestinian Jews</i> in a 1948 headline, meaning the Jewish population.
Cite this item
"Palestinian Jews Predict Final Victory," Hartford Courant, 2 March 1948. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1948-056. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1948-056
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