The Possibility of Major Arab Disturbances in Palestine Note by Sec. (JIC Cairo Note No.14) - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	The Possibility of Major Arab Disturbances in Palestine Note by Sec. (JIC Cairo Note No.14)
Reference	CAB 81/129
Document Date	2 May 1945
Conflicts	Other
Themes	Military Intelligence and Operations, Foreign Policy and International Relations
Regions	Middle East
Countries	Iraq, Palestine, Syria, Transjordan
Document Type	Reports, Maps
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Edward King-Salter

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Arab world, subversion, anti-British feeling, Jews, foreign policy, terrorism, assessing enemy strength, armaments, military supplies, contingency planning, Royal Air Force, colonial troops, defectors, colonial independence movements, propaganda, partition, diplomatic disputes, military organisation, military strength, equipment, civil unrest, guerrilla warfare

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