that event is referred to as: qiyam baraq. the most powerful country in the world at that time promised a national homeland. yes, create a national homeland for judea. all the progress that the palestinians had during the ottoman and british protectorate era has been overshadowed by political issues. to for example, jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine where muslims and jews lived. this city was famous for its cinemas during the british rule. yes, because of its cinema, there was a very strong local culture there, but all these aspects were strongly influenced by the challenging political situation at that time. the challenge was that britain was the conqueror and had promised to turn it into a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for another people. the immigration of jews is the main concern of the british protectorate. most of the jews of eastern europe wanted to go to america or western europe before in 1925, the situation became such that the number of jews going to palestine was more than the united state

that event is called qiyam baraq. the most powerful country in the world. at that time , he promised to create a national homeland for judea. all the progress that the palestinians had during the ottoman and british protectorate was overshadowed by political issues. for example, jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine where muslims and jews lived. this city is in the door. a very strong local culture prevailed there, but all these dimensions were strongly influenced by the challenging political situation at that time, the challenge was that britain was the conqueror and had promised that there would be a national homeland, yes , a homeland. to change the nation for another nation. jewish immigration became the main concern of the british protectorate. most of the jews of eastern europe used to want to go to america or western europe, but until 1925, the situation became such that the number of jews going to palestine was more than america , because america had placed restrictions on jewish immigration. 1935, which was the peak of jewish immigration du