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1932: active in journalism with Al Shanti and Istiqlal party.  

1932: active in journalism with Al Shanti and Istiqlal party.  

* 1933: at pro [[Fascism]] leaning  

* 1933: at pro [[Fascism]] leaning group foundation in Syria.<ref>Ehrlich, Hagai. The Middle East Between the World Wars. Israel: Open University, 1992., [https://books.google.com/books?id=lGZeYnoTp0gC&pg=PA210 p.210].<blockquote><font size=1>

group foundation in Syria.<ref>Ehrlich, Hagai. The Middle East Between the World Wars. Israel: Open University, 1992., [https://books.google.com/books?id=lGZeYnoTp0gC&pg=PA210 p.210].<blockquote><font size=1>

The British consul in Damascus reported on the establishment of "Esbat [Izbat] al-Amal al-Qumi" on 30.9.33:

The British consul in Damascus reported on the establishment of "Esbat [Izbat] al-Amal al-Qumi" on 30.9.33:

  The young Syrians, who organized themselves in a party called the National Action League (Esbat al-Amal al-Qumi), gathered towards the end of August in the village of Karnil in Lebanon.

  The young Syrians, who organized themselves in a party called the National Action League (Esbat al-Amal al-Qumi), gathered towards the end of August in the village of Karnil in Lebanon.

  The conference was attended by representatives from Palestine, led by Akram Zaitar, and Iraq, led by Naji Maruf.  Representatives did participate ... the organization carries the seeds of a Syrian fascist party, seeds that may germinate and blossom if the current government fails in negotiations with the Mandatory Power.</font></blockquote></ref>

  The conference was attended by representatives from Palestine, led by Akram Zuaitar, and Iraq, led by Naji Maruf.  Representatives did participate ... the organization carries the seeds of a Syrian fascist party, seeds that may germinate and blossom if the current government fails in negotiations with the Mandatory Power.</font></blockquote></ref>

* 1936: agitates at riots in Mandatory [[Palestine]].

* 1936: agitates at riots in Mandatory [[Palestine]].