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| | Agitators and incendiary material are sent from Cairo to [Mandatory Palestine] Eretz-Israel, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Military organization of the Germans in Cairo—. Franco's emissaries in Syria. | | Agitators and incendiary material are sent from Cairo to [Mandatory Palestine] Eretz-Israel, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Military organization of the Germans in Cairo—. Franco's emissaries in Syria. |
| | In recent weeks, the London newspapers have often reported on the increased activities of the German and Italian fascists in the Near and Middle East, and in [Mandatory Palestine] Eretz-Israel in particular. The newspapers rely on facts and deeds. The main center of Nazi propaganda in the entire Near East - writes the "Daily Herald" in the issue of February 3 - is in Cairo. Over 3000 lira per month! is being spent by this center for propaganda purposes in Egypt alone...</blockquote></ref> | | In recent weeks, the London newspapers have often reported on the increased activities of the German and Italian fascists in the Near and Middle East, and in [Mandatory Palestine] Eretz-Israel in particular. The newspapers rely on facts and deeds. The main center of Nazi propaganda in the entire Near East - writes the "Daily Herald" in the issue of February 3 - is in Cairo. Over 3000 lira per month! is being spent by this center for propaganda purposes in Egypt alone...</blockquote></ref> |
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| | + | In March 1939, the Al Jihad newspaper [الجهاد] "fanning the flames," have used a (Nazi) Germany's newspaper "showing" so -called J. "influence."<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1939/03/27/01/article/22/ 'Al Jihad' Fanning The Flames Advising Great Britain]. |
| | + | ''The Palestine Post'', 27 March 1939. |
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| | + | proclaiming that the Jewish National Home had now been completed with the absorption of the maximum number of immigrants, Great Britain could solve the Palestime problem with one stroke of the pen, according fo the Jaffa Al Jihad (Holy War). But as the London Conferences were defeated through the will of the Zionist [sic] criminals[sic], the article goes on , it is clear that two factors made for its failure : Zionist influence on British M.P.s and Jewish threats against Great Britain. |
| | + | The article then states that the German News-Agency had published two documents[sic] showing Jewish[sic] influence[sic] at work, the first being a letter showing that Lord Harlech, when Colonial Secretary, had allowed the country to be swamped[sic] with Jewish immigrants, and the second containing statements by Dr. Weizman and Mr. Ben-Gurion (described as the liars), who said that they womld be ready at any moment to reach agreement with the Arabs in order to throw off British authority. |
| | + | The Arabs would be ready to take the Devil's own cooperation to reach independence, but they did not wish to give up British rule for Zionist domination. Yet, notwithstanding the foregoing, the paper finds fresh hope in the reported continuation of the Anglo-Arab negotiations in Egypt, where the atmosphere is cleaner[sic] than in London and there is no Zionist influence[sic]. |
| | + | Falastin thinks that the British Government's intention in postponing the publication of its Palestine pollicy was to fan still further the hatred between both sections of the population so that Great Britain might remain in power.</small></blockquote></ref> |
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