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==Palestine: 1939==

==Palestine: 1939==

Already in 1939, Yusef Abu Darra, a member of [[Mohammed Amin Al-Husseini]] grand Mufti of a Jerusalem's terror gang used women to escape.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1939/02/03/01/article/17 The Palestine Post⁩⁩, 3 February 1939]

Already in 1939, Yussef Abu Darra, a member of [[Mohammed Amin Al-Husseini]] grand Mufti of a Jerusalem's terror gang used women to escape.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1939/02/03/01/article/17 The Palestine Post⁩⁩, 3 February 1939]

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MUFTI CONDEMNED RY EX-TERRORKST  FAKHRI ABDUL HABIS OPEN LETTER TO MUFTI

MUFTI CONDEMNED RY EX-TERRORKST  FAKHRI ABDUL HABIS OPEN LETTER TO MUFTI

Abdul Hadi criticised the oppressive regime under which the local Arab populace was suffering, and said that when men came to Arrabeh and killed five innocent villagers, he and his men took arms and shot dead ten of the attackers. The souls of all these ascended to complain to Allah of your deeds, as such acts are apparently desirable in your eyes. We can only do to others as you are trying to do to us, he wrote. He revealed also that his men had made an attempt to capture Yussef Abu Darra "who escaped by '''hiding among the women'''." Abdul Hadi vehemently denied Darwuza's accusations that he was a traitor, and concluded by saying that the Palestine "revolt" had ceased to be directed against the Government and the Jews — the latter were now safe — but was a war of blind hatred amongst the Arabs themselves. He warned that this could no longer be tolerated .</blockquote></ref>

Abdul Hadi criticised the oppressive regime under which the local Arab populace was suffering, and said that when men came to Arrabeh and killed five innocent villagers, he and his men took arms and shot dead ten of the attackers. The souls of all these ascended to complain to Allah of your deeds, as such acts are apparently desirable in your eyes. We can only do to others as you are trying to do to us, he wrote. He revealed also that his men had made an attempt to capture Yussef Abu Darra "who escaped by '''hiding among the women'''." Abdul Hadi vehemently denied Darwuza's accusations that he was a traitor, and concluded by saying that the Palestine "revolt" had ceased to be directed against the Government and the Jews — the latter were now safe — but was a war of blind hatred amongst the Arabs themselves. He warned that this could no longer be tolerated .</blockquote></ref>

==Anti-Israel forces==

==Anti-Israel forces==