The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes (ص 43)

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The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes (ص 43)

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are partially blamed for the problem, while 5 respon-
dents or 20.8 per cent believed the Arabs are right.
c) Other views: Among this group 5 respondents
believed both Arabs and Israelis had some right and
both were partially blamed for the problem, while
4 respondents believed the Arabs were right.
f) The no-answer group: The 6 respondents who
gave no answer about their attittde to the Palestine
problem prior to residing in Lebanon, believed both
Arabs and Israelis had some right and both were
partially blamed for the problem. (For direction of
change by groups see Table 7b.)
Conclusions
A) ‘We conclude from the above findings that a large
majority of respondents, 76.0 per cent, do not see the issue
in black and white (one side is wrong while the other right),
but as a complex issue where both parties have some right
and both are partially blamed for the problem.
B) Also while 22.0 per cent believe the Arabs are
tight, none of the Americans in Lebanon believe the Israelis
are right.
C) Even among those who are pro-Arab or sympathetic
to the Arabs, a majority believed the Arabs are also to blame
for the problem.
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The American Community in Lebanon and the Palestine Problem: A Study in Changing Attitudes

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ديسمبر ١٩٦٩

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Sirhan, Bassem

سرحان، باسم

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