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<blockquote><small>Dr. Fuad Shatara, whom it is reported is to be appointed the Arabian minister to the United States by King Hussein of the Hedjaz. He will be the first officially accredited representative from an Arabian state to a Christian country since the fall of Arabian rale in Spain. He is an American citizen, having become naturalized while studying medicine at Harvard universify. He was born in Palestine.</small></blockquote>
<blockquote><small>Dr. Fuad Shatara, whom it is reported is to be appointed the Arabian minister to the United States by King Hussein of the Hedjaz. He will be the first officially accredited representative from an Arabian state to a Christian country since the fall of Arabian rale in Spain. He is an American citizen, having become naturalized while studying medicine at Harvard universify. He was born in Palestine.</small></blockquote>
Time. (1924). United States: Time Incorporated, [https://books.google.com/books?id=E8EZYm_ICccC&pg=RA9-PA12 p. 12]. Mar 3, 1924.</ref>
Time. (1924). United States: Time Incorporated, [https://books.google.com/books?id=E8EZYm_ICccC&pg=RA9-PA12 p. 12]. Mar 3, 1924.</ref>
In 1931, Shatara spoke, saying "that Palestine does not belong to one country, and never will, but wants the right of the majority to decide, there being 80 per cent Arabian and 20 per cent Jewish inhabltants."<ref>Meriden Record Dec 2, 1931, p. 4.<blockquote><small>
Woman's Club Lecture...
Dr. Shatara, a native of Palestine...
"The Arab feels that Palestine does not belong to one country, and never will, but wants the right of the majority to decide, there being 80 per cent Arabian and 20 per cent Jewish inhabltants."</small></blockquote></ref>