How did Israel become a country in the first place?

The social and political development of Europe is convinced that Jews need their own country and their ancestral house seems like the right place to build it. European Jewish - 90% of all Jews at the time - arrived in Zionism in part due to the increase in persecution to anti-Semitism. Between 1896 and 1948, hundreds of thousands of Jews emigrated from Europe to the then-ruled Palestinian state.

Many Arabs saw the Jews flow into the European colonial movement and the two people struggled. Britain could not control violence and in 1947 the United Nations voted to divide the land into two countries. Almost all of the approximately 650,000 Jews were in the blue area on the right side of the map, and most of the Arab population (about twice the Jewish community) became orange.

Jewish residents accepted the deal. The Palestinians considered this plan as being an extension of a long-term attempt by the Jews, kicked them out of the land and fought it. Arab countries of Egypt, Jordan, Iraq and Syria later declared a war with Israel (not to protect the Palestinians).

The Israeli army defeated the Palestinian militia and the Arab forces in a fiercely confrontation and turned 700,000 Palestinian citizens into refugees. The UN division promised to provide 56% of British Palestinians to the Jewish state; by the end of the war Israel had 77% of its rights - it was a country for Israelis But the Palestinians did not.

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