The Stockman’s Journal · 8 November 1948
CP-1948-148
British Accused of Arming Arabs

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cal ere BRITISH ACCUSED luI OF ARMING ARABS cie rel an (Continued from Page One) inc to withdraw its troops from positions de won in the recent Negev fighting was expected to be given to Dr.
Ralph at Bunche, acting UN mediator for Pal- sit estine. gr Report Red Support The Israeli charges against Britain He also followed recent disclosures in le Paris that British, American and French officials have received recent ac reports indicating that a secret air th route from communist Czechoslovakia is carrying arms to Israel.
Israeli foreign office sources said st the alleged new British attempts to ує strengthen the Arab armies were part W of a plan to increase British influence CE in Cairo and Baghdad as well as other m Arab capitals. Lt. Col. Moshe Perlman, Israeli mili- to tary spokesman, warned correspond- ents to treat "very cautiously" all ru- mors regarding Arab-Jewish peace talks. Inf
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"British Accused of Arming Arabs," The Stockman’s Journal, 8 November 1948. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1948-148. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1948-148
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