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A comprehensive study of the mood of the Palestinians has not yet been conducted, but the journalism of the time (the same study by the historian Dr. Mustafa Kabha) shows a great deal of admiration for the power and steadfastness of Nazi Germany's achievements. The Haifa (based) newspaper editor, el-Karmel summed up the first months of the German dictator's rule and read: "Will an Arab Hitler emerge among us to awaken, unite and lead us to fight and defend our rights?"

A comprehensive study of the mood of the Palestinians has not yet been conducted, but the journalism of the time (the same study by the historian Dr. Mustafa Kabha) shows a great deal of admiration for the power and steadfastness of Nazi Germany's achievements. The Haifa (based) newspaper editor, el-Karmel summed up the first months of the German dictator's rule and read: "Will an Arab Hitler emerge among us to awaken, unite and lead us to fight and defend our rights?"

He kept a regular correspondent in Berlin who persisted in sending sympathetic articles about the achievements of the Nazi regime. The newspaper's editor, Ibrahim al-Shanti, called on Arab youth (in an article from June 1, 1934) to "learn from Hitler's actions and imitate them in order to achieve similar national achievements."  The Jaffa (based) Falastin, which criticized Mussolini, supported Hitler, as did almost all other newspapers.</blockquote>labels.

He kept a regular correspondent in Berlin who persisted in sending sympathetic articles about the achievements of the Nazi regime. The newspaper's editor, Ibrahim al-Shanti, called on Arab youth (in an article from June 1, 1934) to "learn from Hitler's actions and imitate them in order to achieve similar national achievements."  The Jaffa (based) Falastin, which criticized Mussolini, supported Hitler, as did almost all other newspapers.</blockquote>

==1960s==

==1960s==