The Decatur Review · 9 June 1970
CP-1970-007
Palestinians Want State, Refugee Funds
No Unified Voice
Harold Piety
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Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, June 9, 1970 THE DECATUR REVIEW No Unified Voice For Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Amman, Jordan 1969. AS LATE AS June 15. Prime Minister Golda Meir Israel disputed the existence a Palestinian people. In an in- terview with a correspondent of of London, the Sunday Mrs. Golda Meir asked: in- "When there an was dependent people with a Palestinian state?
It was either southern Syria before the first world war, and then it was including Palestine Jordan. It was not as though there was a Palestinian people in Palestine considering itself as a Palesti- nian people and we came and threw them out and took their They country away from them. did not exist." That attitude is a luxury the does not Israeli government Itself today.
The permit fedayeen have changed that. Denounced as terrorists by the Israelis, honored as patriots by the Palestinians and Arab па- tions, the feda
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"Palestinians Want State, Refugee Funds," The Decatur Review, 9 June 1970. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1970-007. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1970-007
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