What Churchill Thought About the Palestinians and Jews. By Paul Williams

 

 

On his channel, Blogging Theology, Paul Williams reviews a section of Tariq Ali's book, Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes, discussing Churchill's thoughts on Palestine, Palestinians, and Jews.



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