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Historical account of UN partition plan and 1948 Arab-Israeli war

Historical account of UN partition plan and 1948 Arab-Israeli war The passage provides a broad, already‑well‑documented historical narrative of the 1947 UN partition and the 1948 war. It contains no new factual leads, specific names, dates beyond the known timeline, financial transactions, or undisclosed actors. While it references colonial British involvement and the Jewish Agency, these claims are part of longstanding historical debate and lack concrete, actionable evidence for further investigation. Key insights: Describes UN Resolution 181 (Nov 26, 1947) dividing Palestine.; Claims Zionist forces annexed more territory than allocated.; Alleges collusion among British government, the Jewish Agency, and certain Arab regimes.

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Geoffrey West

“s of Palestine were either annexed to Jordan [The West Bank], or put under Egyptian rule [The Gaza Strip”

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29 Nations General Assembly which issued in November 26, 1947 a resolution dividing Palestine into two states: A Jewish state consisting of 54 percent of the territory of Palestine, an Arab state consisting of 44 percent of that territory, and the Jerusalem Area, as a Corpus Separatum, consisting of 2 percent of Palestine. Furthermore, the Resolution decided to have an Economic Union between the two states and stipulated that the Jerusalem Area, which included Bethlehem, should be a separate area under the control of the UN. The Zionist leadership pretended to accept the resolution, relying on the fact that it would be refused by the reactionary Arab leadership. After the UN Resolution, clashes broke out among the two communities. The armed Zionist organizations, well prepared and organized, as well as heavily armed, defeated the poorly armed Palestinians and the weak unorganized Arab armies. They occupied and annexed 70 percent of Jerusalem and 50 percent of the territory allocated to the Arab State, and on May 15, 1948, declared the State of Israel on 78 percent of historical Palestine territory, leaving the Palestinians without a state and in limbo. All these events happened in collusion among the colonial British government, the Jewish Agency and some Arab regimes, ruled and/or controlled by the British. Aftermath of the 1948 War As mentioned above, there was an enlarged Jewish state [Israel], but the remaining territories of Palestine were either annexed to Jordan [The West Bank], or put under Egyptian rule [The Gaza Strip]. So, the Palestinian people, who constituted 67 percent of the population of Palestine in 1947 and owned 93 percent of its land, were betrayed and left in a state of destitution. Sixty-two percent of them were driven out of their home under gunpoint and in several massacres committed by armed Zionist

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