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the Jews during all the time of their stay in here, did not
remain restless. They started from several parts of Europe with
only one purpose. To reach the sooner possible jaleBtine and to
struggle for the building of the Jewish Home. Co, although they
were guarded, they mao aged to emkBBM*? dig many undergonund routes
100 upto 150 ft. long, leading to points outside the Camps, by
lahich they escaped. Py this means, as our informers say, about
4oo persones escaped, and departed from Cyprus with several
big boats (kaikia) and submarines*". - "ALL KNOW HO* TO FIGHT" -
"As regards the results of the fight between the Arabs,ntk the
Jews are sure that they, will win, and they will impose their will
to those who will stand against their deeision to form the Country
of the Jews. The Jews, coming from several european Countries, all
know how to fight end many of them have been appointed for their
deeds and received metals. On the opposite the Arabs, although
their patriotism is not undervalued by the Jews, are inexperienced
and disobedient. The Jews^hbt only tfig^.-wrr. obedient and experienced
but they are inventors, the knorledge of whom will certainly be
used incase of emergency by the eaxskXiKkirc under establishment
Jewish Country. Of course the Jews do not wish to destroy the
Arabs. But any act to object to their decision to establish their
Country will be struct by all means they have. There will not
pass much time, our informers say, and people mill see that Jews
have good commercial fleet, email war vessels and considerable
Air-force. The Jewish Country must be considered as factum by now
and then, and this will mean the end of the misfortunes of a
tortured race, who will, win. out any hindrance, ..aiaJ^-give then selves
toxta civilised works and to progress."
3."NE0S KIPRIAKOS FILAX":- publishes that Government released
the two ships "fan iork H BQQ pan oreami",
4."DEM0CRAT1S" publishes under the title "THE COUNTRY OF
ISRAEL CALLS THE JkWS TO RETURN TO THEIR FATHERLAND" together with
Communiques London, Tel Aviv, Cairo, ete., the foilowing:-
"VAROSI 14 (Prom our CorrespondentJn. Tto Jews, mo are in the
Consetraxion Camps, accepted well mo^vea, uia tuuuuuooiiBut
of the establishment of the State of Israel. Arrangements are
made for mass celebration tomorrow (today) in Karaolos". Purther
"Democratis" publishes the release of the two ships, and number
of people to be transported weekly.
SUNDAY 16 "ay
l.'FLEFTHfiKiiT yuoxisnes t-nat 550 Jews departed and that
2 1/2 thousand will depart weekly.
THURSDAY 20 Mgy:l."BWS6S"
publishes that the British Government is making
arrangements for the transport of the 25.000 Jews who are retain
in Camps inCyprus. On the 2E#t May this Newspaper publishes tiat
the ^transport of Jews starts ofl the 21st »ay.
FRIDAY 4th JUNE:- fr**3U+