NEAREAST 207 Chapter 1: Arguments for Palestine 1
5 Jan 2017
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Palestine is now cut off from the arab countries and education than its arab neighbors: the other arab countries are at or near self-governance. The government does not allow palestinians to rise to higher ranks, which demoralizes them: the other arab countries are using the arab league to strengthen their ties. Palestine cannot participate in the arab league with no government. Arab character is now weakened: the other arab countries have good relations with the world community. Palestine is unable to establish any definite status in the world. Increasing zionist immigration will produce many evils: large amounts of immigration lead to a constant dislocation of a country"s life. The economy is focused on money from abroad. Prevents political stability: unrest will result from immigration, which will cause increasing violence as the jews come closer to a majority, even if there is stability, it will be a detriment to the arabs.
