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Zionism
- Longing for a homeland
- Jewish exclusion
- W.E. : not allowed to work in many industries
- Haskalah, Jewish enlightment
- Promoting Jewish integration and secularism
- Haskalah, Jewish enlightment
- E.E. : Active oppression and restriction to own land
- Immigration to US
- Faith and hope in Zionism
- W.E. : not allowed to work in many industries
- 1884-1900 Lovers of Zion assisted Jewish Settlement in Palestine
- World Zionist Organization
- Objective: to establish recognized home in Palestine
- Chaim Weizmann
- Had big influence in UK policies
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- Agreement with Faysel (Syria): Jewish help in economic development Palestinians, in return allowance of Jewish Immigration
- Had big influence in UK policies
- Dreyfus affair: Jewish French officer wrongly accused of communicating French military plans to Germany
- Herzl ' The Jewish State' 1896
United States
- 1921: Jews no longer able to go to US
- Recognized by US and Soviet Union
Palestine and other Arab states
- Arabs rejected idea and lost their voice in politics
- Hajj Amin, responsible for Jerusalem and later all Palestine
- President Supreme Muslim Council
- Campaign labeling Zionism as threat
- More protests and violence: violation rights Arabs
- Campaign labeling Zionism as threat
- President Supreme Muslim Council
- Wealthy Palestinians sell land to Jews
- Palestinian refugee problem
- Second phase of gaining Jewish independency caused many Palestinians to fly
- Encouraged by Haganah
- Refugee camps full of Palestinians in neighboring Arab states
- 300.000 new refugees to Jordan after June war (from Gaza + West bank)
- Second phase of gaining Jewish independency caused many Palestinians to fly
- Egypt attacks Israel to get them interested
United Kingdom
- 1917: Balfour Declaration
- To prevent US from siding with Germany in WWI
- Promise protection to Arabs in White Paper, also Israeli nationality will not be forced upon Palestinians
- 1920 Samuel (high commissioner mandate) desired unitary state
- White Paper of 1930, giving restrictions to Jewish immigration
- Peel Commission: collaboration impossible, separate states suggested
- 1939 White Paper: No Jewish state in Palestine, restriction of Jewish immigration and independence in 10 years for Arabs
- 1917: Balfour Declaration
Struggle for Independent Jewish State
- Phase 1: 1944 Irgon violence on Brits and Arabs, Haganah sabotage
- Brits hand Mandate over to UN
- Phase 2: May 1948: Jews secure allocated territories
- 400.000 Arab refugees
- Dayr Yassin massacre: causes fear and more refugees
- 14 May 1948: Declaration of Jewish state
- Phase 3: First Arab-Israeli war
- Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Transjordan launch regional war
- Defeat Arabs & enlargement Israeli territory
- Collapse UN proposal for Arab state
- Palestine partitioned among Israel, Transjordan & Egypt
- Phase 1: 1944 Irgon violence on Brits and Arabs, Haganah sabotage
United Nations
- United Nations Special Committee On Palestine
- Minority Report: federal state
- Majority report: 2 states, Jerusalem international
- Jewish for, Arabs against: but still chosen as solution.
- Forced ceasefire by UN
- United Nations Special Committee On Palestine
Jewish community pre-1948
- Yishuv (Jewish residents Palestine)
- Histadrut(federation of Jewish Labour)
- 1920 IDF Haganah to protect community
- Mapai (Labour) Party
- David Ben-Gurion, first PM Israel
- The Revisionists, against dependency on UK
- Deciples: Begin and Shamir (PMs)
- Own military force Irgon
- Histadrut(federation of Jewish Labour)
- 5 Aliyahs (waves of migration) pre-WWI - 1936
- Jewish National Fund buys land and sells it to Jewish immigrant
- Wailing Wall Disturbances 1929: Jews want access to Holy Wall in Jerusalem
- Lobbying by Jews, WL repudiated (Black Letter)
- Protests and violence: inadequate land allocated
- Lobbying by Jews, WL repudiated (Black Letter)
- Yishuv (Jewish residents Palestine)
June War/Six days war June 5 - 11 1967
- Soviet + Syrian intelligence suspected Israel to prepare operation against Syria
- Nasser responds by deploying troops in Sinai and requesting UN to withdraw (Bluf)
- 6/5 Israel destroys airforces Egypt, Syria and Jordan
- Defeats Nassers troops in Sinai
- Defeat Jordan + Syria and annexation of Golan heights and West Bank
- Ceasefire
- Resolution 242
- inadmissibility of accusation of territory by war
- Just settlement for refugees
- Too open-ended, failed!
- Soviet + Syrian intelligence suspected Israel to prepare operation against Syria
Yom Kippur War Oct. 1973
- Israelis not interested in negotiations
- 10 days later: Ariel Sharon attacks Egypt
- Oil embargo of OPEC
- To get the west to criticize Israel
- Kissinger Sinai II: retreat troops from Sinai, US help to both parties.
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