On the Question of All Questions Concerning the Settling of the Land
Chaim Ben-Kiki
1921
The Arab Question—with which the youngsters born in this Land have been familiar for many years, and because of which they were subject to disgrace and ridicule by the prominent men within the Yishuv—has now settled in the minds of the higher echelons of the Yishuv’s leaders, who see it as most crucial. More are now of the opinion that the…
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