Shukeiri 1946 and June-2-1967 mosque

Palestine - Volumes 3-6 - 1946 Page 135
Notes on the Palestine Situation
An Arab View of Mr. Truman
At a conference for the foreign press Sayyid Ahmad Shukeiri, Director of the Jerusalem Arab Office, commenting on President Truman's last letter to Mr. Atlee with regard to Jewish immigration to Palestine, said: “I regard President Truman's...

I would have thought that this latest declaration was made by one of the great Nazi leaders who had escaped prosecution at Nuremberg. . . . "As to Mr. Truman's promise to assist the Palestine Arabs in raising their standard of living, it would be ...
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The Arab-Israeli Conflict: The 1967 Campaign - Page 24

On June 2 Mr. Ahmed Shukairy, leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, called for a jihad (holy war) “for the liberation of Palestine and the cleansing of our land from the infidels." Addressing a large Moslem congregation - predominantly Palestine Arabs — in the Haram el Sharif mosque in the Old City of Jerusalem , he said that the Arabs wanted “fighters, not Beatles” and called upon Arab women to don battledress...

Keesing's Contemporary Archives, Keesing's Publications 1968
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS; The Lessons of Hate. By Flora Lewis. The New York Times, April 10, 1988, p.31

Ahmed Shukairy, then the Palestinians' leader, preached holy war at the Great Mosque in East Jerusalem the Friday before the war began, promising to throw the Jews into the sea.'
https://www.nytimes.com/1988/04/10/opinion/foreign-affairs-the-lessons-of-hate.html

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