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Arab-Israeli conflict timeline 1896-1995

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  1. ARAB ISRAELI TIME LINE

    • 1896 Theodore Herzl, created the idea of Zionism and that Jews deserved their own homeland.
    • 1909 an entirely jewish town was founded in Palestine, Tel Aviv.
    • 1914 about 75, 000 Jews arrived in Palestine
    • 1914 there were four anti zionist organisiations in Palestine.
    • 1915 British promised to recognize the independence of Arabs for their help against the ottoman Empire, aka The McMahon Letter.
    • 1917 British stated in the Balfour Declaration, that they would support a jewish state in Palestine.
    • 1919 British confirmed their promise in the Balfour Letter. (This contradicted Britain's promise to the arabs in the McMahon Letter.)
    • 1919 British were given mandate
    • 1921 Arab Riots on Jews
    • 1929 violence erupted again
    • 1933 jewish immigration to Palestine increased rapidly due to persecution of jews by the nazis in Germany.
    • 1936 Arab revolt starts
    • 1937 Peel comission
    • 1939 Arab revolts end
    • 1946 King David hotel in Jerusalem bombed. 88 people killed.
    • 1947 british refuse to let The exodus Ship enter carrying jewish refugees from Germany.
    • 1947 UN partition Plan
    • 1948 British withdraw from Palestine
    • 1948 State of Israel proclaimed by Ben Gurion.
    • 1956 suez crisis
  2. Slide 2

    • 1956 suez canal nationalized
    • 1964 palestinian liberation organization created.
    • 1967 The six day war
    • 1973 The yom Kippur War
    • 1972 terror at Olympic games
    • 1978 Camp David Agreements
    • 1991 madrid Conference
    • 1993 peace agreements in Oslo
    • 1995 oslo accord
  3. Arab Israeli War

    • 1948, state of Israel was proclaimed by Ben-Gurion.
    • Arabs were angered and wanted to invade and attack Israel.
    • However arabs of Palestine were disorganised and lacked good leaders, were poorly trained, badly equipped.
    • Israelis won because: Jewish soldiers were disciplined and hardend by their experience working for and against the british. They were well led and organized.
    • The arab states were shocked by their defeat against the israelis in 1948-49.
    • The Arabs felt that the USA had bullied the UN into creating the new state of Israel.

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