For the time being, the British did made every effort to honour the Balfour Declaration's promise to "facilitate Jewish immigration under suitable conditions." Between 1920 and 1939, The Jewish residents of Palestine expanded by over three hundred twenty thousand people. By the record, by 1938, Jews were just under 30% of the inhabitants of Palestine. And the increasing Jewish population dedicated on purchasing land from defaulter non-Palestinian Arab governors and then getting rid of Palestinian farmers who were living and working there and getting their money and dinner from the vegetables and fruits they grew at their farm. By directing both the land and the labour, they hoped to organize a more secure community in Palestine, but of course,
