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Pan-Arabia Deserta
Lehrman, Hal | April 14, 1945 issue

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The article focuses on the signing of a protocol of the Pan-Arab League. Mussa El Alami, delegate from Palestine, listened to the guttural Arabic oratory as microphones halted here and there around the green-baize table. When the ceremonial signing began, nobody handed pen to Alami. They had tucked his business away in a little protocol behind the twenty-two articles of the covenant of the Pan-Arab League. When signing was over, Palestine stood acclaimed as juridicially independent in eyes of thirty million Arabs. Palestine might still be termed a mandate on the dusty ledgers of Geneva, but here it was an Arab state amid Arab equals. That is the real meaning of the protocol.

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PANARABISM; TREATIES; ARAB countries -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL relations; INTERNATIONAL law; PALESTINE; ARAB countries
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