British failed in their duty to Jewish people

I DO not know what Mr Teegan’s career path is, but he has missed his vocation as a teller of fairy tales (Irish Examiner letters, May 15).

British failed in their duty to Jewish people
Sat, 17 May, 2003 - 01:00

The desolate and virtually uninhabited land mandated to the British by the League of Nations in 1917 comprised Eastern and Western Palestine.

Their task was to assist in developing a Jewish national home.

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