A377 In conclusion. the position of the Jews In Tunisia at present is salutary. The future is in doubt. No obstacle is placed against any Jew desiring to emigrate to Israel. Both the French and Tunisians desire them to remain to help build up the new economy. There is indeed very good hope that the problem of Tunisian independence will be solved by the wisdom and diplomacy of MendesFrance and the patience and prudence of the Tunisian leaders. including the Bey of Tunisia. I say this despite the efforts of the Arab League. which incessantly radios vicious propaganda from Cairo and drafts and arms insurgents from across the long and unguarded frontier from Libya. Neither in Tunisia nor in Algeria does any representative of the Israeli Government encourage emigration to Israel. The future will witness the emigration of many thousands of North African Jews to Israel. if such huge emigration will be possible. There is the question. of course. of the absorptive capacity of Israel. Can Israel take many more thousands of the swiftly breeding Jews of that areathat is without creating more arable landparticularly in the sanded wastes of the Negev?
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The paragraph refers to the "swiftly breeding Jews" of North Africa, implying a generalization about their reproductive habits.