1939 ⟶ Arab Uprising against British Rule and Jewish Immigration
Great Uprising by Arabs against British rule and Jewish immi...
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🤝 British Partition Proposal Rejected
The British propose a partition between Jewish and Arab areas. It is rejected by both parties.⟶
ZionismArab-Israeli ConflictPartition PlanBritish MandatePolitical NegotiationsTwo-state solutionJewish AgencyArab Higher Committee
🚢 Aliyah Bet and Jewish Refugees
Aliyah Bet: Jewish refugees flee Germany because of persecution under the Nazi government with many turned away as illegal because of the British-imposed immigration limit.⟶
Aliyah BetIllegal ImmigrationNazi PersecutionBritish MandateJewish RefugeesZionismImmigration RestrictionHolocaust (Precursor)
Germany💥 Arab Uprising against British Rule and Jewish Immigration
Great Uprising by Arabs against British rule and Jewish immigration.⟶
Arab RevoltBritish MandateZionismArab-Israeli ConflictPolitical ViolenceJewish ImmigrationGreat UprisingPalestinian Arabs
📜 British White Paper Immigration Restrictions
The British government issues the 'White Paper'. The paper proposed a limit of 10,000 Jewish immigrants for each year between 1940 and 1944, plus 25,000 refugees for any emergency arising during that period.⟶
British MandateWhite Paper of 1939Immigration RestrictionZionismArab-Israeli ConflictWorld War IIPolitical PolicyPalestine
United Kingdom🚫 British Immigration Policy Reinforcement
The British government issues the White Paper of 1939, which sets a limit of 75,000 on Jewish immigration to Palestine for the next five years and increases Zionist opposition to British rule.⟶
British MandateWhite Paper of 1939Immigration RestrictionZionismArab-Israeli ConflictWorld War IIPolitical PolicyPalestine
United Kingdom🗳️ UN Approves Creation of Jewish and Arab States
The United Nations approves the creation of a Jewish State and an Arab State in the British mandate of Palestine.⟶
United NationsPartition PlanZionismMandatory PalestineTwo-State SolutionArab-Israeli ConflictInternational RelationsDiplomacyStatehoodJewish State
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