Evening star., 1945-12-07
We Cannot Have Both: Imperialism and Peace
The Choice Between Democratic Peace Based Justice
Terrible War Woeed by Atomic Power
International Law and Human Are Tested Now Palestine

Are Being Tested Now in T
We convinced that all by the socaed Arab
League Of its members must be evauaed in this light
and are not genuine reflection Of the sentiment of the Arab
people themselves.
United Arab WorId-A Myth
Actually the Arab world is sadly divided The states
ruled absolute monarchs strong dynasc
btons and vndctive hatred toward each other Religious
differences far than those which Protestant
and Catholic Europe apart in the Medieval days separate
various secs tribes sheik mmans and princey families
literally beyond description Moreover since these heo
cratic states well to remark that Islam recognizes only
Mosem unversasm Nationalism utterly foreign
cept to the Orthodox Mosem mind
The fiction Of Mosem unity does not bear scrutiny
piece OF prime fas1caton OF the issues for the benefit
of purely British interests For example Ibn saud himself
invade Mecca and to force the Em direct descendant
the Prophet to flee for his life In sauds kingdom only
Christian Jew live, but neither may other
who believes contrary to the Orthodox Wahab
OF the Mosems OF protested regularly vigorously
to the League of Nations against what they
BRITISH '' fu0s sunni Sect Kept In power by the
At the moment the British are using airpanes and
tanks to subdue the As million people of Java
mostly Mohammedans. These unfortunate victmzed
people have proclaimed the alegedly Holy
against Great Britain. However single Mohammedan
in India or Arabia stirred a result.
When American and British troops landed in T,lns
the ruling Bey who combined in his both the political
and religious authority of this theocratic state focby
removed, and ruler substituted, together with
policies more acceptable to the Ango-Amercans
was no reaction from other Arabs anywhere
removed.
Arab Unity in Reverse
AS far as Arab unity is appears to work in
where involved We note
instance the for independence from Egypt
part of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan which has British acit
approval Describing this nationalism with slogan
The Sudan for the sudanese" the London Economist
we'll received The Egyptians could believe
there was ANYTHING genuine in it; they regarded
Egypt, osensby towards independence but in truth
wards exclusive association with Britain"
In summing 1t be surmsed that actually all
Arab propaganda in this country outside Of it, coverty
directed and financed from ofncal British
(some picture of this situation can be gained
from Pierre van Paassen's DAYS OF OUR YEARS
and THE FORGOTTEN ALLY. William B. zins
FOR HIRE nj and oALLEE 11 o1IIopER. GALLO Err and Leon
Dennens TROUBLE zONE)
No Need of Foreign Troops
The idea therefore, that half million American troops
would be required in this situation absurdy and
invention from interested AS far little Palestine
concerned Lord Strabolg the former Commander Ken
worthy recently told Parliament present
in that country honest American Army captain with
hundred there would be trouble there. Actually
the Hebrews quite capable of patrong only their
but the entire Near and Middle East
in the interests of the United Nations if they allowed to
Peninsula at any time Hebrews of Palestine
capable of readng an army Of IS men who include
the present colonial conspacies terminated there
will be the need for single American British soldier
democratic Arabs who themselves detest the present reac-
tonary dynasc regimes Hebrew Palestine would be bason
of the world. the British apparently not much
interested peace stability in Palestine elsewhere
The Path to World War III
We therefore note also with the greatest possible dis
p to play maj OF against IT. Russia and
against the Savs This in our Judgment is the road to war
wcn must also involve the United States we are amazed
haeds held by the Czechs and Poles for he unfortunate
intervening in behalf of the dis
loyal Sudeten Germans who being displaced Denouncng
Russians Czechs Poles Bevin demanded immediate
behalf alleged oppressed and starving Germans
This the Bevin who recently tried to fighten the
continued with their claims on Palestine there would be
great wave of anti-semtism in retaliation In this
scarcely yelled threat clear to what quarters this
to be sponsored from.
Though sorry for Germans, when it down to the
of Allies the Hebrews whose last sorry remnant
rapidly disappearing in under the most deporabe
conditions Bevn is strangely silent The British government
Trumans investigator Harrison feels that there
nevertheless plenty of time Under British Joint
ances and many could nd Europe" has been
appointed Here find again the familiar type of delaying
tactics which been used before to bridge the ebarras
ing of world opinion First the findings OF this
Joint Commission will be binding Great Britain.
Second right of Jews Palestine settled by
M law % and m be the subject Of inquiry any
English would not allow Joint Commission to deter
mine their right india Trinidad Nigeria,
where resistance British continuous
Hebrews Desire to Be Repatriated
The fact the stricken Hebrews cannot in all
maniy expected return to the lands where they
tortured and degraded The Harrison Report that
Palestine the land of choice Of the overwhelming majority
European Red Cross representative Mr. Gibson has
ported that 99 of Euope Hebrews wish to and must e
crate to Palestine
To Call Hebrew Repatriation Illegal Is l
PerversiOn
Though British administration haps view that
Jewish immigration is Illegal this is perverson. The
British under which this scheme exists denounced
League of Nations Mandates Commission whose
authority Britain holds the Mandate Palestine The