A Clipping on the Beginning of the Communist Party in Palestine

Found in the Nimr Murqus, this clipping is about the beginning of the communist party in Palestine, headed with information regarding the number of Arab workers in 1939 and 1942 with their distribution to the workforce such as industry, construction and camps, then regarding the Palestinian Communist Party in 1935 in establishing a united front on the basis of hostility towards imperialism and Zionism, the meeting held in Jaffa following the murder of Izz ad-Din al-Qassam, where the leader, Mohammad Nimr Odeh, spoke of Jewish immigration and selling land to the zionists, he also called for the establishment of a democratic government in the country, as well as calling the leadership of the national movement to announce a civil disobedience and the resignation of all Arab governmental employees, then he wrote of the strike of 1936, which turned to an armed revolution.