And the more he did that, the more delight Noureddin Ali seemed to take in questioning him, but be pleaded his own case, too.
"The trouble with the Nationalist movement," he insisted, "is lack of unity.

There is no mutual confidence--consequently no combination.

There are too many intellects working at cross purposes.

You should tell me what is being done, so that I may fit in my plans accordingly.

When the Dome of the Rock has been blown up there will be ample opportunity for putting into execution a combined plan.