The government must not think that the Arabs are satisfied with its policy, says the Arab paper, “Falastin,” which charges that the Jews invented a legend regarding the disturbances. If the government’s position is not changed and the present policy is not substituted by one more suitable to the needs of the country and its population, the “Falastin” says, the struggle between the government and the people will continue, the responsibility falling upon the government.
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