1919
The Arab army fought to win its freedom. It lost heavily: some 20,000 men were killed. Allenby acknowledged its services in his dispatches. The army was representative of Arab ideals and was composed of young Syrians, Lebanese, Hejazis, Mesopotamians, Palestinians, and Yemenis. The blood of Arab soldiers, the massacres among the civil populations, the economic ruin of the country in the war, deserved recognition.
https://history.state.goV/historicaldocuments/frus1919Parisv03/d61
1929 – The Chairman asked for information upon the position of Palestinians who had emigrated to other countries. Sir John Chancellor replied that a number of Syrians and Palestinians had gone to South America.
https://www.un.oRg/unispal/document/auto-insert-199241/
Hahaha – the Ashkenazi was calling himself Palestinian – what a shameless people!
1934 — Shulamith Wittenberg, 😲native Palestinian😲 artist showing in this country, is exhibiting her oils and woodcuts now at the Society for the Advancement of Judaism, 15 West Eighty-Sixth street. The display will continue until May 27, and is open daily from 2 to 9 p. m.
https://bit.LY/37KjGVt
1924 — The Palestine Development Council’s annual dinner at the Hotel Astor Tuesday evening was attended by 700 persons. Among the speakers were Ittamar Ben Avi, a 😲native Palestinian😲, and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, who presided. Professor Felix Frankfurter of the Harvard Law School and Jacob deHaas, Secretary of the Palestine Development Council, also spoke.
https://bit.LY/3wwiyNy