Zaghlul

Asmaa Zaghlul, a Gazan who has lived in Nablus since her 2003 wedding, said Ms. Shurrab should be careful what she wishes for.

Without a West Bank ID card until 2011, Ms. Zaghlul said, she could not leave the city or get a job.

“If she succeeds to come here and get married, she will have a very, very difficult life,” Ms. Zaghlul said.

Zaghlul Pasha would probably, if elected, have hesitated to put any of his policies into effect, for the simple reason that to do so could mean only war with Britain.

Another aspect of the case concerns King Fuad, who, by appointing Ziwar Pasha Premier last Autumn, definitely ranged himself against Zaghlul, whom he has never liked.