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Stolen diamonds and locked archives: The desperate balancing act of the British Crown

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By Mustafa Fetouri
| Daily Telegraph NZ
AI-generated image. As African and Caribbean nations synchronize their legal strategies, the illusion of the British monarchy’s untouchability is cracking. On September 7, a Jamaican delegation delivered an unprecedented legal petition to London – directly to the Privy Council, a royal advisory body functioning as a court for issues related to the British Empire and Commonwealth realms.
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The shadow of Balfour: Confronting a century of selective memory

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By Mustafa Fetouri
| Middle East Monitor Verified
0:00 / --:-- 1.0x Ready As the 2nd November 1917 anniversary of the infamous Balfour Declaration approaches, we are reminded of the fateful promise issued by the British government that would go on to define much of historical Palestine ever since. Eight years after issuing his government’s infamous pledge to establish a Jewish “national home” in Palestine—a promise that would later evolve into today’s Israel—Arthur Balfour visited Palestine for the first time in the spring of 1925.
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The shadow of Balfour: Confronting a century of selective memory

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By Mustafa Fetouri
| QOSHE
As the 2nd November 1917 anniversary of the infamous Balfour Declaration approaches, we are reminded of the fateful promise issued by the British government that would go on to define much of historical Palestine ever since. Eight years after issuing his government’s infamous pledge to establish a Jewish “national home” in Palestine—a promise that would later evolve into today’s Israel—Arthur Balfour visited Palestine for the first time in the spring of 1925.
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