Early genocidal 2

The Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas on September 21, 1938 · Page 3

Nearly 2,000 Persons Killed in Two Years of War Waged by Arabs To Drive Jews Into Sea Palestine Has Become Home of Murder, Arson and Pillage on Wholesale Scale, Knickerbocker Declares (Editor's Note: Nearly 2,000 persons have been killed in the two years of war waged by Arabs to drive the Jews into the sea and the British out of Palestine. H. R. Knickerbocker, the noted foreign correspondent of International News Service, reveals in the following article, third of a series of 12 on "War in the Holy Land." In this installment, the Pulitzer prize winning journalist tells how Palestine has become the home ol mm der, arson and pillage on a wholesale scale not equalled elsewhere in the world except in the war...

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The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio on August 17, 1951 · Page 6 - 

The greatest immediate danger to peace in the Near East today is the Arab refusal to become reconciled to the existence of Israel on the shores of the Holy Land. Grave fears prevail among American and other Western diplomats in the area that the recent assassination of King Abdullah of Jordan may lead to a resumption of Arab hostilities against the Jewish state. The ill-fated King, who was shot through the heart in Jerusalem by an Arab terrorist whose motives remain mysterious, was the strongest restraining influence in the Arab world in respect to Israel. He was the man on whom Western diplomatic hopes centered to lead the Arab nations eventually into peaceful relations with the Jewish state. It would have been a tough task even for Abdullah. A survey of sentiment in the Arab countries has convinced this correspondent that the issue of Israel will keep the Near East in a state of turbulent tension for a long time to come. This burning issue is fanning the flames of religious fanaticism and fostering fierce nationalism. It is blinding the Arab leadership and people to the danger of Soviet imperialism. It is serving as Soviet Russia's strongest, instrument for undermining the influence and prestige of the Western world in the Near East...

Denied by the Western powers the arms they would like to secure for another effort to drive the Jews into the sea....

Tel Aviv officials contend there is no reason for the Arabs to fear Israeli expansion because there is plenty of land available to handle the incoming refugees in the Jewish state as it now exists. They add that Israel is unlikely to face an over population problem for at least twenty years...

As for the economic threat, Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett told the writer in an exclusive interview in Jerusalem that his government would be prepared to cooperate with the neighboring Arab states in a joint program for raising the standard of living if the Arabs would make peace. “Let them Join us in the march for progress,’’ Sharett said. 

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The Pittsburgh Press from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on September 11, 1964 · Page 25

He said that publicly Nasser still ranted about "pushing the Jews Into the sea." But as Arab leaders go, Mr. Ben-Yaacov said, Nasser is by no means the worst ..

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The Observer from London, Greater London, England on September 13, 1964 · 2

But in the past few months President Nasser has taken the lead in explaining to his fellow Arabs some of the difficulties involved in " liberating " Palestine and in "driving the Jews into the sea." 

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The Vincennes Sun-Commercial from Vincennes, Indiana on February 21, 1969 · 3

- (AP Wirephoto). Arab Guerrillas Hoping For Support, Sympathy In Fight With Israel AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Despite the Zurich attack on the Israeli airliner, most of the Arab guerrilla movement hopes to win sympathy and support for its fight against Israel by projecting a new image of moderation. Threats to drive the Jews into the sea are now taboo.

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