“The impetus given to the country’s economic development by Jewish capital conferred certain benefits on the Arab community. The Government was able to expand its services, in the interest of the whole population, by means of revenue drawn in an increasing proportion from the Jewish taxpayer. AND THE ARAB CULTIVATOR BENEFITED FROM THE EXPANSION OF THE URBAN MARKET FOR HIS PRODUCE. NOR COULD IT BE SHOWN THAT THE PURCHASE OF LAND BY JEWS HAD DRIVEN ANY APPRECIABLE NUMBER OF ARAB CULTIVATORS OUT OF AGRICULTURE.”
Source: The Political History of Palestine under British Administration Published (by His Britannic Majesty’s Government presented in July, 1947, to the United nations Special Committee on Palestine) Published at Jerusalem 1947 page (23