The process of Israel becoming a country began with the British mandate. The British mandate was a process that would declare the land of palestine as a safe haven for Jewish people. In 1947, the jewish settlements caused the Arabic natives to be moved to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. From 1948 to 1949, Israel was at war with the jews that had come into their country and fought to regain independence. This lead to Israel becoming a country after the war and being accepted by the United Nations. In 1969, Israel began a war against Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. In the end of the war, Israel had claimed the Gaza Strip, the Sinai peninsula, the West Bank, and the Golan Heights. In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Jewish people believe that palestine belongs to them and that they should have a part or all of palestine. However, Israelis already occupy this area and due to this, they are fighting over control of palestine.
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The Jewish people that lived there were forced out of that land because they did not agree with the Roman rule. When the Jews were forced out of Palestine this was known as the Jewish Diaspora. Also, after the Holocaust, more Jews wanted a country that they could call their own. When the jews fled palestine, the Arabs that remained became known as
The Jewish people that lived there were forced out of that land because they did not agree with the Roman rule. When the Jews were forced out of Palestine this was known as the Jewish Diaspora. Also, after the Holocaust, more Jews wanted a country that they could call their own. When the jews fled palestine, the Arabs that remained became known as