present problem solely a5 a Palestinian one, which can be solved in a purely Palestinian framework The old passivity risks being replaced by narrow localist attitude. The only heip which is demanded from the rest of the Arab world is aid to the Palestinian front itself. This attitude disregards the between the Palestinian struggle and the struggle in the Arab world as a whole, and it therefore advocates non intervention in the internal affairs of the Arab states".
The Arab governments encourago this attitude. The very mobilisation of the masses in But the balance of forces, as well as the theoretical considerations, the impossibility of confining the struggle to une country What of The Palestinian pe they confron ich is supported by umperialism; trom the rear they are manaced by to withdraw support for Zionism, its natural ally. and to permit its have oppressed and are still oppressing the Palestinians.
But it is impossible to ignore the patent fact that today this community constilutes a national entity (which differs From world Jewry on the one hand. and from the Palestinian Arabs on the other) having its own language and economic and cultural life.
in order to solve the Palestinian problem this community (or at least a substantial part of it) must severed from the influence Zionism and attracted to a joint struggle with the revolutionary forces in the Arab world for
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the Arab regimes and by Arab reaction which is imperialismo tas a real stake in the Middle Eat,