It’s wild to see him call out both the British and the terrorist groups within his own community so directly. I get why he’s so upset—1948 is a chaotic time in Palestine with all the violence and power struggles. He’s basically saying the British set the stage for disaster, but those terror groups from his own side are also to blame for the mess. Pretty bold to distance himself like that, especially from a group claiming to fight for freedom. Wonder what pushed him to take such a hard stance—maybe he saw something really ugly going down?