by Ilan Pappe
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Photographs
The Grand New Hotel, one of many Western buildings constructed as the foreign consulates in Jerusalem gained power. Pictured is Bertha Spafford Vester, who was chosen by Ismail al-Husayni at the turn of the twentieth century to run the only Muslim girls’ school in Jerusalem.
Ismail al-Husayni’s home, one of the few properties commissioned by the wealthy class in the late nineteenth century displaying classical Islamic architectural features. It was later turned into the Orient House Hotel.
Sharif Husayn with Kamal al-Husayni in 1914, bringing the holy carpet of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to celebrate the Nabi Musa pilgrimage.
Salim al-Husayni, Mayor of Jerusalem, circa 1909.
Salim al-Husayni with a Turkish general in 1914.
The military governor of Syria, Jamal Pasha, visits Jerusalem in 1915.
Musa Kazim and Ronald Storrs, the new mayor and governor of Jerusalem respectively, celebrating Armistice Day in 1919.
Mufti Kamil al-Husayni in 1919.
A delegation led by Hussein al-Husayni meets the British army in 1917 with an official document of surrender.
Al-Hajj Amin in the mid-1920s, in front of the Dome of the Rock.
Amir Abdullah, Winston Churchill and Musa Kazim in March 1921.
Winston Churchill and Herbert Samuel in Jerusalem, March 1921.
Nabi Musa festival procession in the mid-1920s, likely one of the last.
Al-Hajj Amin and Musa Kazim, at the head of the 1929 Palestinian delegation to London.
The Shaw Commission.
Al-Hajj Amin greets the 1931 Islamic Conference.
The British District Commissioner and assorted notables address the public in 1941 near the Jaffa Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Index
Abbas, Mahmud: President of Palestinian Authority, 363
Abd al-Hadi, Hussein: 74–5
Abd al-Hadi family: 74, 274; support for Ibrahim Pasha, 73
Abdullah, Amir: family of, 218
Abdullah, King: 264, 345, 354, 358; assassination of (1951), 303, 359–60, 362; supporters of, 293, 340, 344
al-Abidin, Zayn: 36–7; naqim al-ashraf of Istanbul, 34–5
Abu Ghosh, Abd al-Rahman: arrest of, 64–5; family of, 64
Abu Ghosh, Ibrahim: 75
Abu Ghosh, Jaber: Governor of Jerusalem, 73
Abu Ghosh, Mustafa: family of, 64
Abu Ghosh, Sheikh Uthman: 56
Abu Ghosh family: 70, 74–5, 85; arsenal owned by, 70; territory owned by, 73
Acre, 14, 36, 39, 47, 51, 63, 81, 231; Nazareth, 117; part of British Mandate of Palestine, 118
al-Afifi, Muhammad: family of, 180
Aga, Mehmet: 34; chief eunuch in harem of the sultan, 33
Aharon: abuse of son, 38
al-Ahmad, Qasim: capture of, 76; military forces led by, 75
al zawiyya al-wafa’iyya: concept of, 30
Alami: rivalry with Ghudayya, 28
Al-Fata: 158; formation of (1909), 138; members of, 141
Algeria: Saiba, 39
Ali: family of, 29
Ali, Muhammad: 72, 76, 79, 82; death of (1931), 263; driven out of Syria (1839), 78; family of, 88, 101; funeral of 263–4; Governor of Egypt, 67; military career of, 67; military forces of, 74, 112
Ali, Shawqat: consideration of self as potential ca
liph, 265
Al-Jihad al-Muqaddas: creation of (1940), 308; members of, 308
Allenby, General: 203; capture of Jerusalem, 170–1; installation of Faysal Hussein as military ruler of Syria, 175–6; military forces of, 168, 170
American Colony: 103, 114, 206; origins of, 92, 108; property of, 105, 108; residents of, 141–2; youth population of, 110
American Red Cross: members of, 199
American Religious Society of Friends (Quakers): members of, 196
Andrews, Lewis: assassination of (1937), 293; British District Commissioner of Northern Palestine, 293
Antonius, George: 156, 253; family of, 283, 351; writings of, 108–9, 284
Arab Bureau: members of, 172; memorandum (1917), 172
Arab Club: 185, 220, 223; formation of, 180; members of, 180–1, 191
Arab Independence Party: formation of, 188
Arab League: 340, 348, 352, 354–5; Arab Committee, 337; launch of (1944), 335; members of, 335; Palestinian Liberation Army, 364
Arab National Bank: Agricultural Bank, 288, 305
Arab Revolt (1936-9): 320; outbreak of, 282
Arab Salvation Army: 353; members of, 347–8
Arab Studies Society: members of, 21
Arab-Ottoman Brotherhood Party: 136; formerly Unity and Progress Party, 135
Arab-Ottoman Fraternal Association: founders of, 134
Arab Workers’ Congress: founding of (1925), 338
al-Arabi, Ibn: writings of, 27
Arafat, Yasser: 364, 366; President of Palestinian Authority, 363
al-Arif, Arif: 207; Suriya al-Janubiyya, 200
Arslan, Adil: Syrian Foreign Minister, 357
al-Asali, Shukri: editor of Al-Qabas, 148; Governor of Nazareth, 150
Ashu, Mustafa Shukri: assassination of King Abdullah (1951), 359–60