Answer this question… Great Britain had promised lands in Palestine to both Muslims and Jews.
Some advantages of becoming a territory are that that state would be more recognized.
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Britain. Answer2. The territory of Palestine, i.e. the geographical area that included modern Jordan( it comprises over 70% of Palestine), Gaza, Israel ( including Judea and Samaria), Southern part of Syria and Soutehrn part of Lebanon, was by the decision of the League of Nations passed under the mandate of Great Britain with the condition that Great Britain would make it "The Home for Jewish People". Great Britain, in pursue of its political goals, breached this condition and passed over 70% of the territory of Palestine to Arab clan of Hashemites, proclaiming Abdallah, the son of the small Arabian war-lord Hussein ibn Ali al-Hashimi , the Emir of Transjordan and then he proclaimed himself the King. That was the beginning of the conflict known as the Arab-Israeli conflict that lasts already more than 70 years. As a matter of fact, Great Britain did not rule in Palestine; it was a Mandate Power whose role was to create the necessary conditions for making the territory under its Mandate ready for becoming independent nations.
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Great Britain, which captured Palestine from the Ottoman Empire in World War 1.
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His wife name is Theano. She contributed services to him in becoming world famous mathematician.
one of the ways is becoming vegitarian and less hunting
Answer 1Because israel wants to acquire as much land as possible through settlement developments on the west bank before Palestine becomes a state. once a Palestinian border is established israel cannot invade Palestinian territory without upsetting the rest of the worldAnswer 2Israel believes that the Palestinian Right to a State is contingent on their being interested in the peace process. Otherwise it is giving over territory to a militant entity and endangering its long-term survival. This view was strengthened when within a year of the Gaza Withdrawal, Gaza became a hotbed of fanaticism and militant behavior.