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‘Palestine Under Lord Plumer’ by Joseph Berger From International Press Correspondence. Vol. 6 No. 19. March 11, 1926.
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The march is in response to a call from trade unions and the Palestinian people in general and has as its main objectives to draw global attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as well as to pressure the governments of the world to secure the entry of humanitarian aid, demand a definitive ceasefire and strongly denounce what they consider to be the "atrocities committed by the Israeli regime" against the Palestinian people.
A Venezuelan delegation will join the Global March in support of Palestine, as part of the actions to denounce the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as well as to pressure the governments of the world to promote measures for the entry of humanitarian aid into this territory. This was reported by the journalist and militant Hindu Anderi, who leads the mission of the South American country, which is currently in Madrid, Spain. She added that, with the …
‘Palestine under Lord Plumer’ by Joseph Berger from International Press Correspondence. Vol. 6 No. 19. March 11, 1926.
Taken as a whole, Joseph Berger’s extensive reporting from Jerusalem for the Communist press in the 1920s and 30s is an unrivaled primary source for understanding Mandatory Palestine and the larger context its conflicts were played out in. Here he analyzes the role of Britain’s new proconsul for the colony. ‘Palestine under Lord Plumer’ by […]
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