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Arab-Israeli Conflict
Britain Leaving Palestine
- The Bombing of the King David Hotel
- July 1946
- British Headquarters for Military
- Britain no longer in control of Palestine
- Killed 91 People
- The Exodus
- Jewish Agency smuggling people into Palestine
- 1947 4,500 refugees packed into a ship and sailed to Palestine
- Britain turned it away back to Europe
- Framed the British as the Jews had organised media to be there
- 1947 4,500 refugees packed into a ship and sailed to Palestine
- Jewish Agency smuggling people into Palestine
- The Bombing of the King David Hotel
Other Countries
- USA
- Rivalry with the Soviets
- US Government believed that a democratic Israel linked to the United States would be more useful than an Arab Palestine that might turn to the USSR
- Financially and militarily assisted the Jews in Palestine create a Jewish state of Israle
- Rivalry with the Soviets
- USSR
- The vote of the USSR was needed for a successful vote in the UN for the creation of a Jewish state
- Soviet Government wanted Russian Jews to leave
- The Soviets hoped that the Jewish experiance of Communisism would make Israel a socialist country linked to the USSR
- Great Britain
- Ruling Palestine had become expensive for Britain and a great embarrassment because they could not control the Terrorism
- Did not vote in the final vote
- Ruling Palestine had become expensive for Britain and a great embarrassment because they could not control the Terrorism
- USA
United Nations
- Britain handed over the problem to the United Nations
- Set up the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP)
- 1947 decided that Palestine should be partitioned into two states after many meetings
- Governing these states would be difficult since the Jews and Arabs hated each other
- There would be large minorities of the other group in each Partition
- Jews were happy with the UN suggestion
- The partition promised them their own country to which any number of Jews could come
- Arabs were unhappy with UN suggestion
- The partition lost them most of their land
- Governing these states would be difficult since the Jews and Arabs hated each other
- 1947 decided that Palestine should be partitioned into two states after many meetings
- British left on the 15 May 1948
- Set up the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP)
- Partition Vote
- 33 Yes 13 No 10 No vote
- Partition
- 57% of the land was given to the Jews even though they were only one-third of the population
- Arabs swore to push the Jews into the sea
- Began taking over main roads and cutting off Jewish settlements
- 100,000 Arabs evacuated
- Began taking over main roads and cutting off Jewish settlements
- Arabs swore to push the Jews into the sea
- 57% of the land was given to the Jews even though they were only one-third of the population
- Britain handed over the problem to the United Nations
Terrorism
- Arabs
- Attacked Jewish Convoys
- Bombed Buildings
- Blocked roads to Jerusalem
- Arabs were prepared for war
- Blocked roads to Jerusalem
- Bombed Buildings
- January 1948 Arab Terrorists ambused a group of the Jewish commando squad killing 25.
- Attacked Jewish Convoys
- Jewish
- Hagenah
- Sabotage
- Military Training
- Illegal Immigration
- Irgun
- Attack British intalation
- Avoid Civilians
- Attack British intalation
- Stern
- More Radical
- Assassinations
- More Radical
- Hagenah
- Arabs
Responses to the Question of a Jewish Homeland Post-Second World War
- Mounting Violence Leading to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War
- Arabs continued to oppose increased Jewish immigration into Palestine
- Said they weren't responsible for Jewish persecution and should not 'bear the brunt' of Jewish resettlement
- Arabs continued to oppose increased Jewish immigration into Palestine
- Britain's Response to Jewish Refugees
- British Government not ready to open borders of Palestine to Jewish Refugees
- e.g. SS Exodus (4550 survivors of Nazi Concentration Camps) turned away
- Approximately 40,000 Jews entered Palestine illegally between August 1945 and May 1948
- British Government not ready to open borders of Palestine to Jewish Refugees
- Mounting Violence Leading to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War
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