Analysis of the Consequences of the White Paper on Palestinian Independence Movement

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Exploring the impact of the British white paper on immigration, this chapter delves into its implications for the Palestinian independence movement and the lack of protection it offered to Palestinians amidst colonial control. The speaker analyzes parallels to modern international relations and emphasizes the structural oppression within colonial contexts.

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