New York, Aug. 26.
Ten thousand Jews, including many white-bearded ' patriarchs, marched through the streets of New York to-day in protest against the recent Arab attacks upon Jews in Palestine, Banners and slogans expressed bitterness against the fact that] Great Britain had permitted such attacks to occur—United Press, Washington, Aug. 28.
'The British Foreign' Office to-conveyed its assurance that it provide full cans in Palesti London, "Aug. 28.
The events in Palestine are al burning topic. Everyone is diseussing tie friction between the Jews! and the Arabs, while the newspapers are "splashing" reports of the! movements of British forces.
There are now three battalions of British infantry in Palestine as, in addition to the 2nd Battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment from Malta, the "composite units from! Exypt, according to Reuter's correspondent at Cairo, amount to two more battalions, while there is also squadron of armoured-cars.
It is interesting to note that the first detachment of infantry arrived in Jerusalem by air from Egypt within seven hours-of their being ordered to Palestine, The trouble is generally attributed to the curious situation of the so-called Wailing Wall, which is be-Vieved to have formed part of Herod's temple. "For centuries it has been regained by orthodox Jews!
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