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International Political Economy Seriesstinian Arab Executive [PAE]) to meet the challenges that threatened Arab society, namely: the large-scale Jewish immigration and the British failure (in the Arabs’ eyes) to check it. Radicalisation was precipitated also by the emergence of new socio-political forces (a women’s movement, youth organisations and the Press).

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