No wonder Haaretz didn’t like it.
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Yanon Magal @YinonMagal:
“Boy Oh Boy
A judge who did not turn away from the junta’s authority, will immediately gets a shaming.”
Mar 24, 2023
https://twitter.com/YinonMagal/status/1639262566261063683
From the events of 1936-1939: In the first half of the 1930s, the Arabs of the Land of Israel anxiously followed the demographic growth and the strengthening of the economic and political status of the Jewish settlement, they feared the possibility that the Land of Israel would become the "national home" for the Jews. The aggressive foreign policy of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy encouraged the Arabs in general, and the Arabs of Israel in particular, to see the German settlers as potential allies in the struggle against the Jewish settlement and the British government. In the spring of 1936, the Arab revolt against the British broke out, followed by a six-month strike. The German settlers were granted status...p. 66:
The German Ministry of Information and Propaganda encouraged Arab students to join the unified German school, in order to create a future cadre of pro-German Arab leadership that will rule in the future in an independent Palestinian state. (Ginzach hamedina, Division 67) In accordance with this policy, it was agreed that the quota of Arab students...
In another street photo, Canaan describes the architect and contractor Herman Imberger (see building no. 13 on the first tour route), who was:
"Walking every Sunday on the main street of the German colony in Jerusalem, with the swastika ribbon on his arm. British and Arab policemen sat in front of his house, the former greeted him as usual with friendly indifference, and the latter saluted him with admiration"...