The New York Times · 31 March 1954

CP-1954-009

Attack at Nahhalin

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“The Jordan-Israel Mixed Armistice Commission (with the Israelis absent) has condemned in the strongest terms the ‘aggression’ by a ‘large group of military-trained Israelis’ against the Jordanian village of Nahhalin.”

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The Jordanian village of Nahhalin. The adjective is administrative and it is doing the work a national one would otherwise do.

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"Attack at Nahhalin," The New York Times, 31 March 1954. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1954-009. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1954-009

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