July 21, 1950 Arab Refugees

Caravans totaling 500 to 600 a week pass quietly through the dried up wadis or stram beds during the still of the night. As long as the refugees are unarmed, do no plundering on their way and attend solely to their own migratory business, there is no interference by the Israeli forces.
Source: The New York Times, July 22, 1950,
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