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Yet on the question of Palestine, especially, they struggle to speak with one voice.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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This means that the region's unsettled questions, and particularly the question of Palestine, cannot be allowed to fester any longer.
ECONOMIST: Lebanon and regional diplomacy
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If partition was a pragmatic response to the reality of the time, a prior question is: by what right did the 600, 000 or so Jews of mandatory Palestine come to be there in the first place?
ECONOMIST: Israel
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That awkwardness would lead to others, one of them being the question of restitution for Palestinian-owned properties throughout the pre-1948 Mandate for Palestine, including West Jerusalem.
ECONOMIST: Jerusalem