مبررات رفض الفلسطينيين لانتقال الأراضي لليهود (المبررات السياسية أنموذجا)‎ : قراءة تحليلية في الخطاب السياسي الفلسطيني 1918-1936م

الملخص EN

This research explores the political justifications made by the Palestinians to justify their refusal to transfer land to the Jews in the period between 1918 and 1936.

The Palestinians--Linked between the desire -of--Hie-Jews to possess the land, and the existence of a Zionist political project that targeted Palestine and its Arab and Moslem neighborhood.

The Palestinians drafted a discourse rejecting the transfer of land to the Jews for political reasons.

Transfer of land to the Jews means the displacement of Palestinians, thus destroying their political entity, separating them from their Arab political surrounding, founding a foreign body in the Arab region, disuniting the Arabs themselves , separating the Arab countries from the Moslem world, giving justifications for the West to interfere in the Arab affairs, exhausting the Arabs and Moslems in all aspects, and causing permanent hostility between the Arabs and Muslims on the one hand, and between the West and the World Zionists on the other hand.

The Palestinians insisted on the fact that the political risks of the transfer of land to the Jews exceeded boundaries of Palestine, to the Arab and Moslem worlds, and that required the intervention of Arabs and Muslims to stop the transfer of land to the Jews.