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[edit] Israeli pronunciation of "Palestine"
I'm Israeli and every non-Arab Israeli I know pronounces the Arabic name "Filastin" as "Falestin". ("Falestina" is used for the British Mandate term, as the article states correctly.) Anybody disagree?
84.94.52.184 10:38, 28 April 2007 (UTC)