The Arabs Would Never Accept a Reprehendive Government

Zionists were careful to avoid agreeing to anything that might have been interpreted as an admission that the arabs had any right to be in the land of the jews. They rejected it even though it would have afforded them vastly more official power and influence than their numbers would have merited if it were just a strict representative system. This was the pattern for years, s and years, all through the 19 twenties ad it was by design. Every offer the british put forward would have left the arabs with a minority vote in a country where they were still 80 to 90 % of the population. The only community organization with the klaut or the resources became the supreme moslem