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Most Jews did not think this and explicitly planned to incorporate the Fellahin or Settled Arabs (who at that time did not yet call themselves Palestinians) into the future Jewish State. Even Right-Wing Zionists like Jabotinsky and Trumpeldor discussed a serious integration of Arabs in Israeli politics and machinery.

Unfortunately, given how hostile the Arabs were to the Yishuv (Zionist Jewish Settlements) in the 1920s and 1930s, the vision of Arabs and Jews planting crops side by side never came to fruition.

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