A man who preached against the French could hardly be suspected of being hired by the French to do it.

There was nobody there but he who could say what Feisul's intentions actually were.

You can say what you like against the British anywhere, at any time, and find some one to believe what you say.

And it needed no wizardry to prove that the Allies had broken every promise they ever made to the Arabs.
"Are you going to sit idle, and let Emir Feisul and the Syrians fight the French alone ?" he asked, and paused again.
There was a great deal of murmuring--not quite all of it, I thought, entirely in his favour.
"What is the alternative to sitting still like camels waiting to be doubly burdened?
If you raid Palestine, the local Arabs will all rise to your assistance.

The throat of every Zionist from the Lebanon to Beersheba will be cut.