Palestine

s felt was far from achievable at the time. While Nationalism
             effected the rest of the world ,a different type of ideology began in the Ottoman empire, which was
             pan- Turanianism, it argued for the superiority of the Turks over the Arabs. This would fuel
             Arab nationalism, and a desire by the Arabs to replace Ottoman rule. The end of Ottoman rule in
             Palestine became evident when they ended up on the losing side with Germany at the end of world
             war one in 1918. Even before the end of the War, Britain was planning to carve up the middle east
             nations under the rule of the Ottoman empire ,which included Palestine, and disturbed them
             among it self and its allies which .They drawed this plan out in the Syke-picot agreement of 1917.
             With the help of Arab rebels, the British were able to capture Palestine in 1918. The Arabs sided
             with the British thinking that they would soon gain their independence, but the British had
             At the end of world war one, the American president Woodrow Wilson gave
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