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Falastin has published a letter from its correspondent in London, Eissa Eft. Nahleh, who declared that there was a difference of opinion within the Cabinet over the Partition plan ...

Falastin has published a letter from its correspondent in London, Eissa Eft. Nahleh, who declared that there was a difference of opinion within the Cabinet over the Partition plan ...

Conditions of Cooperation.

Conditions of Cooperation.

Eissa Nahleh suggested that, when the Commission came to Palestine, the Arabs should refuse to negotiate with them until . the exiled leaders had been repatriated. When this was done, and the Arabs appeared before the Commission, they should voice their unswerving opposition to Partition in form.</small></blockquote></ref>

Eissa Nahleh suggested that, when the Commission came to Palestine, the Arabs should refuse to negotiate with them until . the exiled leaders had been repatriated. When this was done, and the Arabs appeared before the Commission, they should voice their unswerving opposition to Partition in form.</small></blockquote></ref> <small>[That, while to the Brits, on the other hand, (at the time, Dec 30, 1937) he wrote/propagated that "there are no extremists and moderates as far as," what he called, "the basic issue of the problem is concerned, and they are still at one in rejecting the Partition scheme."<ref>Great Britain and the East. United Kingdom: Great Britain and the East, Limited, 1937, p. 878.</ref>]</small>

In July 1939 he defended, justified the "Arab propaganda centre in Berlin," Nazi Germany.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1939/07/13/01/article/84 The Palestine Post⁩, 13 July 1939⁩].</ref>

In July 1939 he defended, justified the "Arab propaganda centre in Berlin," Nazi Germany.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1939/07/13/01/article/84 The Palestine Post⁩, 13 July 1939⁩].</ref>