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Palestine under Ottoman rule
splintered for jews and palestinians; jews split between 1st and 2nd aliyah, zionists and previous settlers; palestinians split between fellahin (peasantry) and gentry, nomads, etc
Sultan Abdul Hamid II
last Ottoman sultan to rule with absolute power, overthrown 1909 during Young Turk revolution
Fellahin
Palestinian peasantry, worked land for Ottoman landlords, later worked for 1st Aliyah of Zionists; 2nd wave kicked them off land
Protocols of the Elders of Zion
PLAN FOR JEWISH WORLD DOMINATION
Theodore Herzl
father of modern Zionism
Dreyfus Affair
trial unveiling French antisemitism, helped Herzl advance his theory that antisemitism was incurable
Zionism
Jewish return to "promised land" with objective of making a state
Chovevei Zion
first wave, apolitical
Poale Zion
second wave, communists
Kibbutzim/Moshavim
Israeli Communes
Hussein-McMahon Correspondence
correspondence between Arab sharif and British High Commander in Egypt circa 1914-1916; both agreed that if the Arabs helped the British overthrow the Turks, the Brits would help the Arabs establish a state; Arabs helped, British claimed the correspondence was not legitimate
Sykes-Picot Agreement
circa 1915, British and French divide up the middle east, plan to govern with "spheres of influence", essentially colonization. After the Russian revolution, the Russians show these plans to the Arabs, and the Arabs are pissed
Balfour Declaration
circa 1917, British state intention to make Palestine "national home for Jews", purposefully vague, intended to get Russian/US support in WWI
Faisal Weizmann Agreement
shortlived agreement between Zionist leader and Iraqi king, plans to make Palestine into a Jewish home
the Mandates
Brits carved up Middle East into Mandate of Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Transjordan, and Lebanon
Vaad Leumi
Jewish political group under Balfour Declaration
Histadrut
Jewish worker's union
Haganah
Jewish defense organization
Revisionist Zionists
radical Zionists who wanted a Jewish majority state in Palestine under Balfour Declaration; thought Jewish claim to the land overruled Arab claim
Brit Shalom
Peaceful Jewish political party, wanted a shared state with Arabs where both groups would be equal
Jewish National Fund
fund to buy land in Ottoman Palestine
White Paper of 1922
Result of Arab violence against Jews, Arabs blamed for the violence but resentment called justified. Solution: Churchill White Paper, essentially reaffirmed Balfour Declaration. Jewish immigration not to exceed "economic absorptive capacity", incredibly vague
White Paper of 1930
Arab violence towards Jews blamed on Arabs, but called result of Arab disappointment in regards to unfulfilled national aims. Solution: Passfield Withe Paper.
Passfield White Paper
Paper stating Jewish immigration would be greatly reduced
MacDonald letter
undid Passfield White Paper, called "Black Letter" by Arabs
Arab Rebellion 1936-1939
protest against Jewish immigration
Irgun/Stern Gang
militant Zionist groups, fought with Brits against revolting Arabs
Peel Commission Report
circa 1936-7, in response to Arab revolts, proposes 2-state solution - gives Jews "wrong land", Arabs think sharing land is unfair since they'd been there longer
1939 White Paper
says Palestine will be an Arab state within 10 years, halts Jewish immigration drastically; done because Brits need Arab oil for WWII