English: Haim Arlosoroff (seated centre) with Chaim Weizmann (to his left) at a meeting with Arab leaders at the King David Hotel, Jerusalem, 8 April 1933. Also pictured Moshe Shertok (Sharett) and Yitzhak Ben-Zvi (standing in the right). The representatives from Transjordan were Sheikh Mithqal Pasha al-Faiz, Chief of the Bani Sakhr; Rashid Pasha al-Khaza'i, supreme sheikh of Mount Ajlun; Mitri Pasha Zurikat, Christian leader from al-Karak district; Shams-ud-Din Bey Sami, Circassian leader, and Salim Pasha Abu al-Ajam, supreme sheik of the Belka region. Avraham Elmalih is standing second in the left. According to Davar, June 11, 1958, page 3, the picture was taken the eve of Passover 1931 at discussions on land sale in Transjordan (see File:Davar11 june1958 302.jpg).
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