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palestinian men of fighting age means between 18 and 40 years old he was in prison or killed or wounded or expelled from palestine. therefore, the generation that could form an army to resist the zionist movement in the 40s practically did not exist. anyone who played an active role in the revolution. either he was killed in the battle scene, or he was executed after being arrested, or he was expelled from palestine. between 1938 and 1939, the british held several military trials and executed 112 palestinians.
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it was at the end of the same year that the world was involved in a big war again. jews in palestine were soon allowed to enlist in the british army. fighters from the haganah militia group by the british saw. thousands of jews went to war and now. they knew how to use heavy machinery, tanks, artillery, wireless and even air force . all the specialties that a professional army should know. many of these people were the ones who played a key role in the war of 1000 and later
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formed the core of the israeli army. in contrast, the palestinians were completely without knowledge and experience in this field. according to the israeli historian ilan pape, with the start of the war in the world, jewish groups in palestine gathered operations . for information about each village
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, see the village records project in palestine so that after the completion of this project, the jewish agency had the information of all the villages in palestine , and a lot of information was obtained about the quality of the land and the wealth of the people of each village, to the extent that they knew how many fruits were on each tree. how is the political orientation of the people or the occupation of different areas of palestine? how easy or difficult is it?
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after the end of the second world war, harriet roman, the president of the united states, allowed the immigration of 100,000 jews from europe to palestine. but before the start of the war, due to the increase in conflict and violence in palestine, england had decided to restrict the entry of more jews after the end of the war. continued this policy. as a result , various jewish militias decided to attack the army. he was able
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to convince members of the jewish community in america to provide financial support for the purchase of weapons-making machines so that the haganah could make the weapons it needs inside palestine. jewish common world israel, israel, means nothing more than justice to the jew, freedom for the jew, ecology of the jewish people with all the free peoples of the earth. violence and death ride the ancient streets of jerusalem, and here the climax, blasting of police headquarters, men lost their lives in this attack, roving band shot up the station first, then launched high explosives, soldiers comb the debris for other dead as turmoil seeds in the cradle of brotherly love. new high commissioner cunningham investigates, tommies patrol the streets and quiet descends, is it the calm before another
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storm? it is the place that saw the biggest attack against british forces. the british used this building as their military headquarters. july 22, 1946, a huge explosion. it destroyed the entire southwestern part of the hotel and 91 people they were killed. the irgun militia group carried out the attack. but the king david hotel
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was not their last goal. on march 1, 1947, the british officers' club in goldsmith's house in jerusalem was also blown up by members of the irgun. british forces in palestine were put on high alert. the leader of the irgun was menakhin begin, whose symbol was a map of the jewish state including all of palestine and jordan. british authorities arrested menakhin begin for the massacre of british people after spreading the poster, and interestingly
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it is brought down on our heads, the execration of the jews and the bitter resentment of the arabs. it has made us the butt of malicious criticism throughout the world. we have played our part to the limit. now england was liberating itself from palestine. he would leave this country in a blood bath. an action that ended in the important and fateful year of 1948. after 30 years of british rule, the palestinian issue to the organization the united nations was referred. now the united nations was the place of diplomatic conflict and discussions about the division of palestine into a jewish and arab state. november 29 , 190 the united nations general assembly met to
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formulate a plan for the partition of palestine. this is a map of this land while the jews had only 5 and a half percent of the entire area of palestine. united nations resolution 181 divided palestine into two arab and jewish countries and called the city of jerusalem an international region. the resolution of the duck committee for
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palestine was adopted by 33 votes, 13 against 10 abstentions. following the approval of this resolution, britain announced that it would end its mandate in palestine on may 14, 1948. the arab league, enraged by the result of this vote , decided to prepare the palestinians for armed resistance. a decision that seemed to be made too late. about 3 thousand volunteers. they were sent from different arab countries to damascus, beirut and cairo to get weapons and
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receive military training. and this was while the zionist militia groups, including the haganah, irgun, and strengthening , had increased to 40,000 people in the first half of 1948. but on the other side alone there were 3,000 irregular forces that were the remnants of the fighting force that the british had defeated after the palestinian uprising in 1936. the palestinians were much weaker in fighting power and had fewer weapons. in the first quarter of 190488 , zionist militia groups carried out more than 12 attacks against palestinian cities and villages
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, some of these operations were carried out by special forces who disguised themselves as arabs and were known as arab gentlemen. over time, the zionists began to take the lands that were divided into the arab part according to the united nations plan. data was. in this operation, the zionists did not distinguish between fighters and ordinary people. simultaneous. at sunrise on april 9, 1948, the fighting forces of irgun and stronging entered the village of deir yassin in jerusalem. as a result of this attack, a massacre took place. more than 100 palestinians, including women, children and innocent people, were killed. deir yassin village is only 3
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km from the british police commander's office in jerusalem. british soldiers began to evacuate palestine a month before the date set for the end of their rule. they set up their camps at night with all their weapons, tanks and particle cars in groups they gave zionists. on april 18, the british army demanded the city of tiberias. they forced about 5,000 palestinians to leave their homes before leaving . the next day, zionist forces completely occupied shahria. at noon on april 21, the last british soldiers left haifa. that same
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evening, thousands of haganah forces attacked the city. some palestinians and arab volunteers stayed in the city to defend their homes. after two days of urban war, 60 people were killed and the rest left the city. many palestinians on trucks, cars and some on foot, in forced migration they were. an endless train of people leaving their cities. until the end of 1948, the city of haifa fell into the hands of the zionist militia forces.
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the coastal city of jaffa was their next target. a woman was in charge of the palestinian fighters in jaffa. his name was mohib khurshid. however, jaffa was registered as the arab part of palestine in the united nations partition plan of 1947. but the zionist forces also had an eye on this city. in the last week of april, the bombing of the city became more intense. the residents of jaffa had to leave the city to escape the bombing. from the sea to the lebanese and from the road to palestine
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east, syria, and jordan and in the southwest to the gaza strip. on may 14, 1948, while 70,000 people of jaffa had left the city due to the violence of the zionists, haganah forces took control of jaffa. the remaining men were taken to central detention camps. detainees were forced to bury the bodies of ordinary people left on the streets. also, they were forced to move the properties of the palestinian houses that were looted by the zionist forces . before the departure of the british, the zionist militias took control of the five main cities of palestine
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they got. they destroyed about 20 villages. about 350,000 palestinians were expelled from their land. it is estimated that since the occupation of palestine by the british in 1917 until the time of leaving this land , the jewish population has increased 10 times and reached half a million people. while the british were saying goodbye to palestine, the bengorians. he arrived in tel aviv to announce israel's independence in a celebration.
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english to the forces of neighboring arab countries did not allow them to enter palestine before they left. on may 15 and with the departure of the last british soldier, the arab armies from the borders of lebanon, egypt, and they entered what was then called transjordan. the purpose of their declaration was the liberation of palestine. jews
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are in danger in all islamic lands. less than 24,000 soldiers from seven arab countries entered palestine. the entire arab army was less than a third of the zionist militia forces, which were far-sighted, well-equipped and came. they were fighting against them. the military coalition of the arab countries was actually one of the most diverse and disorganized coalitions in the history of war. unlike the arabs, zionist organizations were ready to receive orders. acre fell and 10,000 residents were driven out. until the end of july more than 400 thousand defenseless palestinians were forced from their homes. the ordeal of their asylum had just begun. in may 1948
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visited war-torn palestinian villages and refugee camps in palestine and jordan . he witnessed crowded spaces, long queues for simple food and meager medical assistance. he is from the right of palestine. he wrote: if these innocent victims are not allowed to return to their homes, it is an affront to the basic principles of justice. the initial proposal he created defined boundaries through negotiation and alliance.
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that hope that i will continue my mission as mediator for palestine, we hope too, and this is now setback, i had or we had, i would like to say success in the beginning, it goes up and down, now we are a little down , but i'm not at all a broken man over this, because i am still hopeful that we can get a result of the mission.
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who later became the prime minister of israel. in 1949 israel usurped more lands. the territories that were given to the palestinians during the united nations partition plan. by april 1949, more than 400 villages and 11 cities were destroyed. more than 700,000 palestinians were driven from the land that would soon become israel. more than 13,000 palestinians were killed and more than 30,000 were injured. the united nations
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forced israel and its arab neighbors to accept. with lebanon in march, with jordan in april, and with syria in july 1949. after these agreements, israel became a member of the united nations. after all these events and in the summer of 1949 vangurin gathered 24 experts in the sciences of geography, surveying, history and the torah and gave them a mission to erase all traces of palestine. and
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to replace the palestinian names with cloud names and they quickly started this work and the palestinian maps to this day show this truth. the remaining lands of palestine were divided into two regions. in april 1950, the eastern part. it was annexed to jordan and called the west bank. a narrow part in the south was under the rule of egypt and was called the gaza strip, and this is how the attempt to remove the name of palestine from the maps of geography began.
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