What are the causes and implications of the Israeli and Pale

sh because they had been promised independence after the war. Unfortunately the British had also made the Sykes-Picot agreement made with France and Russia in 1916 that promised the division of the region with its allies . The following Balfour Declaration of 1917 was the first significant declaration of a world power in favour of a Jewish/Zionist 'national home' in what was know as Palestine . At this time more than 90% of the Palestinian population were Arabs and there were no more than 56 000 people in the Palestine area and no more than5% of these were native Palestinian Jews . The Arabs of Palestine owned at that time 97.5% of the land while Jews (native Palestinians and recent immigrants together) owned only 2.5% of the land. 1920 saw the British High Commissioner issue a decree confiscating 3390 square dunams (approx. 848 acres as 4 dunam equals 1 acres) of the Karm Abu Hussein area in Jerusalem . On the 22nd of June 1922 the Balfour declaration was incorporated into the League of nations mandate for Palestine which enum
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