Historical Events tagged with "mandatory palestine"
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Civil War in Mandatory Palestine Erupts
Violence escalated in Mandatory Palestine following the United Nations General Assembly's resolution to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arab states. The Arab community opposed this plan, perceiving it as a threat to their rights and territory, leading to violent confrontations. Jewish paramilitary groups, such as the Haganah and Irgun, began defending Jewish settlements, and tensions rapidly escalated into full-scale warfare. Cities like Jerusalem and Haifa became focal points of conflict among the differing ethnic communities as both sides engaged in armed conflict amid the backdrop of international diplomatic maneuvering.
Continue ReadingIrgun Bombs King David Hotel in Jerusalem
The King David Hotel, serving as the headquarters for the civil administration and military for Mandatory Palestine, was bombed by the Zionist underground organization, the Irgun. The attack, which was intended to disrupt British control in the region, resulted in numerous casualties, totaling 91 deaths and many injuries, as the building was targeted during a busy time of day. The bombing marked a significant moment in the struggle for Israeli independence and drew international attention.
Continue ReadingViolence Erupts Between Jews and Arabs in Palestine
In Mandatory Palestine, violent clashes arose between Palestinian Arabs and Jewish communities, leading to significant casualties on both sides. The animosity was fueled by rising tensions over land, religious sites, and conflicting national aspirations. The unrest began in Hebron and spread to other cities, resulting in a tragic loss of life, including 133 Jewish and 116 Arab individuals. This outbreak highlighted the growing discord in the region, deeply rooted in years of rivalry and frustration.
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