Jerusalem, Dec. 6
The recent campaign here against the Grand Mufti and extremism, launched by Fakri Mashashibi and supported by a few Arab moderate elements, has resulted in uniting the Arab nationalist claims and inciting many independent organizations to declare themselves in support of the former Arab Supreme Council.
British authorities noted practically unanimous agreement that the Grand Mufti nnd members of the Arab Supreme Council be designated as representatives of the Arab people at the Round Table Conference in. London next month.
Governments of Arab countries interested in a settlement of the Arab-Jewish conflict have asked for certain assurances from the British Govern. ment before appointing their delegations.
They demanded, in particular, that London make known the general basis of the negotiations which are to open to settle the differences between the Arabs ahd the Jews.
Iraq, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are keeping in close touch with each other and have expressed the desire io adopt a common attitude.—Havas.
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