Introduction. Part 1: The People of Palestine 1. Arab and Jew 2. The Arab Social Structure Part 2: British Imperial Interests 3. British Imperial Policy in the Middle East Part 3: Palestine 1914–1917 4. The MacMahon Correspondence 5. The Palestine Mandate 6. Palestine’s Years of Conflict 6. Self-Government in Palestine Part 4: What is Zionism? 8. The Zionist Policy: Dr. Weizmann’s Exposition 9. Safety of the Moslem Holy Places Part 5: What the Jew Have Done 10. Jewish Immigration 11. Jewish Land Settlement 12. Have the Arabs Gained Anything? Part 6: Palestine’s Development 13. Agriculture, Industry and Trade 14. Education and Health. Conclusion
Biography
Ernest Main was Special Correspondent in the Middle East for the Daily Telegraph during the 1930s.
Original Review of Palestine at the Crossroads:
‘…a clear and readable analysis of Palestine and its post-War problems.’ H. Beelev, International Affairs, Vol 16, Issue 5 (1937)
‘Mr. Main's book has several excellent qualities. It is factual. It is well documented. Above all it is honest.’ Labour Monthly, No. 7, (1937)
