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| | אכרם זעיתר, הלאומי הקיצוני הידוע בתעמולה האנטי־יהודית שניהל בשעה שהיה מורה בבגדד, פרסם בעתונית הערבית קול־קורא חריף שבו היא מגנה את המנהיגים הערבים שדחו את הכרזת השביתה כ"עבדים הדואגים רק לכבודם ולעניניהם הפרטיים". אכרם זועיתר קורא לנוער הלאומי שינער את חצנו מהחלטות המנהיגים, ושיכבוש לעצמו את שדה הלאומיות מבלי התחשב במכשולים ש"העבדים" (קרי: המנהיגים) ישימו על דרכו. | | אכרם זעיתר, הלאומי הקיצוני הידוע בתעמולה האנטי־יהודית שניהל בשעה שהיה מורה בבגדד, פרסם בעתונית הערבית קול־קורא חריף שבו היא מגנה את המנהיגים הערבים שדחו את הכרזת השביתה כ"עבדים הדואגים רק לכבודם ולעניניהם הפרטיים". אכרם זועיתר קורא לנוער הלאומי שינער את חצנו מהחלטות המנהיגים, ושיכבוש לעצמו את שדה הלאומיות מבלי התחשב במכשולים ש"העבדים" (קרי: המנהיגים) ישימו על דרכו. |
| − | </small></blockquote></ref> then returned to Palestine. | + | </small></blockquote></ref> he and Darwish al-Miqdadi joined officials, politicians, various professionals, and other teachers in founding Nadi al-Muthanna<ref> Zu'aytir, 693</ref> the pan-Arab fascistic organization. |
| | + | Then Zuaiter returned to Palestine. |
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| | *Following Islamic terrorist [[Izz ad-Din al-Qassam]] (19 December 1882-20 November 1935) was eliminated by the British on 20 November 1935 after he killed a British policeman, Akram Zuaiter, published a manifesto glorifying Izz ad-Din al-Qassam as a "martyr" of cause.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1935/11/22/01/article/54 Arab Terrorists Buried | The Palestine Post, 22 November 1935]. | | *Following Islamic terrorist [[Izz ad-Din al-Qassam]] (19 December 1882-20 November 1935) was eliminated by the British on 20 November 1935 after he killed a British policeman, Akram Zuaiter, published a manifesto glorifying Izz ad-Din al-Qassam as a "martyr" of cause.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1935/11/22/01/article/54 Arab Terrorists Buried | The Palestine Post, 22 November 1935]. |
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| | The Arab press yesterday had some remarkable statements on the development and activity of the gang , and the Nablus correspondent of Al Jamia Al Islamia went so far as to interview the wounded gangster, Sheikh Nimer Saadi, who described the organization of the band two and the secret meetyears ago ings at-Haifa. He alleged that the men had rifles and 7,000 rounds of ammunition. The police , it is learned , find difficulty in crediting the report that a reporter was able to interview a man under arrest . | | The Arab press yesterday had some remarkable statements on the development and activity of the gang , and the Nablus correspondent of Al Jamia Al Islamia went so far as to interview the wounded gangster, Sheikh Nimer Saadi, who described the organization of the band two and the secret meetyears ago ings at-Haifa. He alleged that the men had rifles and 7,000 rounds of ammunition. The police , it is learned , find difficulty in crediting the report that a reporter was able to interview a man under arrest . |
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| − | A tendency has developed in the Arabic press to regard these gangsters as martyrs to the cause, and Akram Zuaiter, of Nablus, has published a manifesto to that effect. The men at present under arrest are said to be Hassan Bair, of Jenin district, Ahmed el Haj of Haifa, Mahmoud Yussef of Haifa and a Beduin of the Nablus area. | + | A tendency has developed in the Arabic press to regard these gangsters as martyrs to the cause, and Akram Zuaiter, of Nablus, has published a manifesto to that effect. The men at present under arrest are said to be Hassan Bair, of Jenin district, Ahmed el Haj of Haifa, Mahmoud Yussef of Haifa and a Beduin of the Nablus area. |
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