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| Expulsion of the Palestinians By Nur Masalha | eMail to a friend
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Posted on September 24, 2001
This book is highly focused on the Zionist concept of "Transfer" to solve the "Arab Problem" in Palestinian. Based on declassified Israeli and Zionists documents, Masalha CONCLUSIVELY proved how the concept of "transfer" was central and fundamental for the successful realization of Zionism. Click here to view the reviews and the pricing of this book at Amazon.com.

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