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View attachment 39771 rasping at straws as usual. It says that non-Jews OWN more than 85% of the land, see below. Of course you will have to calculate the percentage. LOL
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A Survey of Palestine Volume 2 Berman Jewish Policy Archive NYU Wagner
1943 after the Arab invasion, of course. Just like in 1896 majority of Jerusalem were Jews before the Arab invasions.
You keep posting this bullshit chart with ESTIMATED numbers which have been found to be to be TOTALLY UNRELIABLE. We can't track the number of illegals entering into the US, does any sane person expect the temporary mandate govt. to not only govern and keep the peace, but also TRACK ILLEGALS? Ha ha ha. What a fuckin' moron!
"Reference to Arab immigration into Palestine during the 1920s is made as well in the British mandatory government's annual compilation of statistical data on population. The
Palestine Blue Book, 1937, for example, provides time series demographic statistics whose annual estimates are based on extrapolations from its 1922 census.
[24] The footnote accompanying the table on population of Palestine reads:
There has been unrecorded illegal immigration of both Jews and Arabs in the period since the census of 1931, but it is clear that, since it cannot be recorded, no estimate of its volume is possible.
[25]
The 1935 British report to the League of Nations noted that:
One thousand five hundred and fifty-seven persons (including 565 Jews) who, having made their way into the country surreptitiously, were later detected, were sentenced to imprisonment for their offence and recommended for deportation.[26]
The number who "made their way into the country surreptitiously" and undetected was neither estimated nor mentioned.
Historian Gad Gilbar's observation on Ruth Kark's contribution to his edited volume
Ottoman Palestine, 1800-1914, touches on the issue of Arab immigration into and within Palestine. He relates her ideas in "The Rise and Decline of Coastal Towns in Palestine" to Charles Issawi's thesis concerning the role of minority groups and foreigners in the development of Middle Eastern towns. Explaining why no other Palestinian cities grew as rapidly as Jaffa and Haifa did during the final three decades of the Ottoman rule,
Gilbar writes: "Both attracted population from the rural and urban surroundings and immigrants from outside Palestine."
[27]
Each piece of the demographic puzzle by itself may reveal no identifiable picture. But given a multiplicity of such pieces, an image does begin to appear. The Royal Institute for International Affairs adds another piece. Commenting on the growth of the Palestinian population during the decades of the 1920s and 1930s it reports:
"The number of Arabs who have entered Palestine illegally from Syria and Transjordan is unknown. But probably considerable."
[28] And C.S. Jarvis, governor of the Sinai from 1923-36, adds yet another:
This illegal immigration was not only going on from the Sinai, but also from Trans-Jordan and Syria, and it is very difficult to make a case out for the misery of the Arabs if at the same time their compatriots from adjoining states could not be kept from going in to share that misery.[29]
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Ya see?! YOU'RE FULLA SHIT. NOW KEEP POSTING THIS CHART ANOTHER 500 TIMES, moron.
