Palestine ; from 1940 until 1948 ?

Question

This an open question for Jewish & Arabs . alot of persons in the world don't know such important things .

I mean , people don't know who lived in that land , at that time , and how they lived .And where they came from .

Answer 1

Britain worked hard to keep the Jews out during and after the war. Before the war, the only large group of Jews living there were Sephardics who were exiled from Spain in the 15th century. They lived peacefully next to the Maronite Christians and Islamists. Then politics and power struggles took over. Britain did a lousy job partitioning the land and entire ethnic villages were uprooted by force and their land given to others without any compensation.

When the State of Israel was established, every effort was made to push out the Christians and Muslims who had lived their legitimately for centuries. Palestinians, as we call them now, were left without homes and without a country. The illegal and immoral invasion of the West Bank in 67 sealed Israel's fate by taking over lands that were in then hands of Jordan and where the Palestinians had resettled.

Generally speaking, it's a bad idea to keep chasing the same group of people from place to place, bombing them, leaving them homeless, and building a ghetto wall around them to prevent them from even getting access to medical care.

Answer 2

In 1940 the majority of the population of Palestine was composed of christian and muslim arabs with a small jewish community.
After the Nazi holocaust in Europe during WW2 jewish illegal immigrants came to settle in the country.
The British who were the administering power tried to stop them.
The jews formed armed terrorist gangs and fought the British and the indigenous population.
They carried out many atrocities and the British eventually left.
The jewish terrorists then formed a government and declared the State of Israel in 1948.
They proceeded on a policy of ethnic cleansing, driving out the arabs into refugee camps in Jordan and Gaza and massacring those who refused to flee.
The State of Israel is the first terrorist state of modern times and has been an inspiration to other terrorist groups around the world since but they had the support of the USA in their campaign which is where other groups have gone wrong.

Answer 3

Administerd by Britain, set to be partitioned after WWII, but plan collapsed when hostilities started between Jew and Arab.

Irgun and Haganah fought against British rule, King David Hotel most spectacular attack.

Jewish refugees "flooded" into Palestine, many were turned back by British.