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प्रश्न
Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany after 1933 caused a flood of refugees and by 1940 about half the population of Palestine was Jewish.
In this context, answer the following:
How did the Second World War make the situation in Palestine worse?
उत्तर
World War II worsened the situation in Palestine as a large number of Jewish refugees entered Palestine as they were facing mass persecution from Hitler. This mass exodus of the Jews increased tensions between the Jews and the Arab nations who did not like infiltration on their land.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Give a brief account of the conflict in Palestine after the First World War that led to the outbreak of the Arab-Israel War in 1948.
With reference to the Israeli-Palestine conflict in the Middle East, discuss the causes, course, and consequences of the Six-Day War of 1967.
Answer the following question.
Name the signatories of the Sykes-Picot Agreement.
Identify the correct option with regard to the Balfour Declaration:
Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany after 1933 caused a flood of refugees and by 1940 about half the population of Palestine was Jewish.
In this context, answer the following:
What was the offer made by the British through the Husain-MacMahon correspondence?
The origins of the Palestine problem as a global issue, lie in the events that took place towards the end of the First World War.
In this context, explain:
The contradictory promises made by the British government in the Balfour Declaration and the Hussein-McMahon Correspondence.
The origins of the Palestine problem as a global issue lie in the events that took place towards the end of the First World War.
In this context, explain the contradictory promises made by the British government in the Balfour Declaration and the Hussein-McMahon Correspondence.
What was the primary demand of the World Zionist Movement?
