Well Ruddy. You can make things up all you want, and you can demonstrate for all that your command of the English language is wanting. The comedy is that you are digging a deeper and deeper hole. It is unbelievable that insist on clearly demonstrating you just don't understand English. But let's go further and read the two paragraphs.
The British agree that the Arabs should put up roadblocks to defend themselves (a reasonable measure of self-defence) from the Jewish terrorists (Irgun) who had previously killed dozens of Arabs, including women and children. The Jews claim that the road blocks were to starve them out. The British military have enough force to prevent it and they state that although there is sniping on both sides, there is no general attack by the Arabs, given the adequate size of the British forces. And, the British indicate that :
"Food has been taken in to the Jews whenever required by strong military convoys and allegations that they have been starving are baseless."
That's what the two paragraphs below state, in English.
"These blocks were recognized by the Government as a reasonable measure of self-defence on the part of the Arabs having regard to the indiscriminate outrages carried by the Irgun Zvei Leumi, but arrangements were made for British police to be attached to them in a supervisory capacity. Ordinary traffic of the Jews in and out of the Old City was, however, brought to an end and this led to an immediate reaction on the part of the Jews, who asserted that 1,800 members of their community inside the Old City were besieged, starved, and about to be massacred.
Throughout the whole period, however, there has been adequate military force within the Old City to protect the Jews and although sniping has taken place on both sides, there has been no question of a general attack by the Arabs. Food has been taken in to the Jews whenever required by strong military convoys and allegations that they have been starving are baseless."