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[[File:Palestine Jews mobilize - Nov. 2, 1939.jpg|thumb|Palestine Jews mobilize for national service these are seen reporting at a recruiting office in the Jewish city of Tel Aviv, Israel on Nov. 2, 1939. (AP Photo)]]
 
[[File:Palestine Jews mobilize - Nov. 2, 1939.jpg|thumb|Palestine Jews mobilize for national service these are seen reporting at a recruiting office in the Jewish city of Tel Aviv, Israel on Nov. 2, 1939. (AP Photo)]]
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[[File:Lahayal.1944.jpg|thumb|Front page of the October 19, 1944 issue of 'Lahayal,' the daily newspaper for Jewish soldiers in Europe published in Italy. Top headlines are about the progress of the Allies in Europe.(Courtesy of the National Library of Israel)]]
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There is a trove of publications by WWII Jewish soldiers from Palestine, newspapers, journals, and other periodicals produced by Jewish units from Palestine in British Army reveal rich intellectual and emotional lives of soldiers fighting in Europe.<ref>Renee Ghert-Zand, [https://www.timesofisrael.com/trove-of-publications-by-wwii-jewish-soldiers-from-palestine-gets-new-home-at-nli/amp/ Trove of publications by WWII Jewish soldiers from Palestine gets new home at NLI], ''TOI'', 18 Nov 2022.<blockquote>Newspapers, journals, and other periodicals produced by Jewish units from Palestine in British Army reveal rich intellectual and emotional lives of soldiers fighting in Europe</blockquote></ref>
 
<font size=1>(Jews paid Arabs to join British army,<ref>Col (Res.) Dr. Raphael G. Bouchnik-chen, "[https://besacenter.org/palestinian-arabs-british-army/ Palestinian Arab Volunteers in the British Army in WWII: A Reality Check]", Besa, December 9, 2019.<blockquote><font size=1>
 
<font size=1>(Jews paid Arabs to join British army,<ref>Col (Res.) Dr. Raphael G. Bouchnik-chen, "[https://besacenter.org/palestinian-arabs-british-army/ Palestinian Arab Volunteers in the British Army in WWII: A Reality Check]", Besa, December 9, 2019.<blockquote><font size=1>
 
Notwithstanding Abbasi’s claim to have based his research on a variety of primary and secondary sources, he seems to have chosen his sources selectively, presumably to service the theory of a significant degree of Palestinian Arab resistance to the Nazis. Neither the quantitative nor the qualitative aspect of this theory is supported by the evidence.
 
Notwithstanding Abbasi’s claim to have based his research on a variety of primary and secondary sources, he seems to have chosen his sources selectively, presumably to service the theory of a significant degree of Palestinian Arab resistance to the Nazis. Neither the quantitative nor the qualitative aspect of this theory is supported by the evidence.
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