Ben Ari notes that there was a period of calm in which the British were satisfied "with the wonderful process they had carried out," they restrained Hajj Amin al-Husseini, they restrained the Arabs, they provided them with the goods, and there was calm: "They don't understand that the time when there is calm is the most dangerous time, the Arabs have prepared and prepared. This is a religious pattern - I will not go out to attack until I am ready." | Ben Ari notes that there was a period of calm in which the British were satisfied "with the wonderful process they had carried out," they restrained Hajj Amin al-Husseini, they restrained the Arabs, they provided them with the goods, and there was calm: "They don't understand that the time when there is calm is the most dangerous time, the Arabs have prepared and prepared. This is a religious pattern - I will not go out to attack until I am ready." |