- 16 Jun 2014 23:41
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The whole march on the western wall and 3 dead Arabs is a libel. That was part of Husseini's propaganda to whip up planned riots. It never happened. Pierre van Paassen addresses this in Ch 9 of "Days of Our Years" (1939)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2bvobhiv8lqvh46/Days%20of%20our%20years%20-%20Van%20Paassen%2C%20Pierre%2C%201895-.epub
Tailz wrote:So were the local non-Jewish inhabitants in the beginning, let us not forget the roots of the Haganah was the local security groups that Jewish and Arab farmers would form together to protect their farms from Bedouin raiders. The hard line Zionists didn't have much of an effect (as they were the main agitators, forbidding Jewish and Arab interaction, etc), as there were simply not many of them. But later on the hard line Zionists started to arrive by the boat load, and started to undertake political street rallies about how they were going to be in control. Then the shit hit the fan. For example the Hebron riots were triggered by a Zionist March on the Western Wall, plus the murder of three Arabs who were passing by the Jewish quarter. That was then spun into a story that Jews were killing Arabs in Jerusalem, which then got a riot going in Hebron.
In short, no one side had a monopoly on being peaceful or violent. Both did it in degrees.
The whole march on the western wall and 3 dead Arabs is a libel. That was part of Husseini's propaganda to whip up planned riots. It never happened. Pierre van Paassen addresses this in Ch 9 of "Days of Our Years" (1939)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2bvobhiv8lqvh46/Days%20of%20our%20years%20-%20Van%20Paassen%2C%20Pierre%2C%201895-.epub