Jews here are unanimous jin wishing for further facilities in immigration to Palestine and other countries for the Jewish needs' of immigration are too urgent for them to' be limited to Palestine alone, Zionist quarters, however, stressed that Palestine, during the next few years, could accept a considerable increase in the number of immigrants.
Arab circles fear an eventual intensification of Jewish concentration in Palestine and suggest that Jews emigrate into other territories of the British colonial Empire.
They protest against the installation of a national Jewish nucleus in Palestine, and the Defence Committee for Iraq and Palestine have sent a telegram in this connection to the Evian conference.—Havas,
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