Original sentence: Labor Zionism.The NZO rejoined the WZO in 1951
Edited sentence: "  Wilson noted in particular of Haim Weizmann that he:.' ... In his more unguarded moments, (Weizmann) suggested, in his thinking about the settlement of Palestine, that the fate of 'several hundred thousand Negroes' was a 'matter of no consequence.(The NZO rejoined the WZO in 1951.Historian A.The motives of leading Zionists during this period were complex and occasionally ambiguous.Wilson observed that, "like the British in India," European Zionists tended to view their entry to the Middle East as "the superior of the native population," with a mission to "conquer and improve.categorically stated and patently wished that '600,000 Arabs have just as much right to their life in Palestine as we have to our National Home