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There is no international boundary, just an armistice agreement. In 1948 the British Mandate over Palestine was ended, the UN proposed a partition which was rejected by the Arabs and a civil war then ensued. At the end there was Israel and two parts of the Palestine mandate, one in Gaza under Egyptian control and the other in Judea and Samaria which then became the west bank of the kingdom of Jordan.
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Where was the dividing line between north and south in the civil war?
The defining line was known as the Mason-Dixon line that starts at the southeastern tip of Pennsylvania.
What was the dividing line between North and South Vietnam called?
The 17th parallel was established on 21 July 1954 as a provisional demarcation line.
Did Great Britain borrow money from Israel to help finance World War 1?
No. There was no Israel during World War I.However, a number of wealthy Britons were Zionists (some desiring to live in Palestine and others who were only sympathetic to those desires). In order to court them and their funding, the British espoused Zionist aims in the Balfour Declaration of 1917. This endorsement of a Jewish homeland allowed the British a clearer line to Zionist money and victory in World War I.
What line of latitude became the dividing line for slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Purchase?
36 degrees north and 30'
What happened in 1948 when Palestinians and Israelis were promised countries and who promised them a country?
At the beginning of the twentieth century, the population of Palestine consisted substantially of Muslim and Christian Arabs, plus around 20,000 Jews. Until 1948, Palestine was a British mandated territory and British policy on the territory was informed by the Balfour Declaration of 1917, whereby Palestine would be regarded as a homeland for the Jews, subject to the rights of the Arabs, but would not necessarily be an independent state. By 1939, Britain was moving away from this position, and a white Paper recommended that an Arab state of Palestine be created.In order to force Britain's hand and ensure a favourable outcome, the Jews commenced a program of terrorism, with the Stern Gang as the main participant. In 1946, the British headquarters in the King David Hotel were blown up. By February 1947, the number of British casualties in Palestine has risen sharply and Britain called on the UN to solve the Palestinian problem.At this point, the United States reached agreement with USSR that Palestine was to be divided. In November 1947, a UN Special Committee on Palestine presented a report to the General Assembly, with a majority advocating division, but a minority advocating a unitary state based on democracy. Intense pressure by USA and USSR was necessary to gain the necessary two thirds majority vote for partition.At first, the international solution was for the Palestinians to receive the major portion of the divided territory, but the Jews gradually achieved concessions, until a United Nations "Green Line" was drawn, dividing the territory approximately into two, by means of four sectors which touched at one point, so that a Jew or Palestinian need not cross the other's territory in order to move from one of his two sectors to the other.Some publications that may provide more information include:A History of Modern Palestine: One Land, Two Peoples(2004) by Professor Ilan Pappe (University of Haifa, Israel);The History of Israel (1998) by Professor Arnold Blumberg;Bitter Harvest: A Modern History of Palestine (1989), by Sami Hadawi (official land valuer during the British Mandate)
What is the dividing line between north and south?
A dividing line between two places is usually called a border.
What happened to all the Samaritans?
There are under 1000 Samaritans living in modern Israel and Palestine. Both Palestine and Israel offer Passports to Samaritans, and they exist as something of a neutral population in the battles that divide that land today. About half live near Nablus on the slopes of Mount Gerizim, their holy mountain, many live in a suburb of Tel Aviv, with smaller communities nearby on both sides of the dividing line.
What is a line dividing two places?
A dividing line between two places is usually called a border.
What is the dividing line of the northern and southern hemispheres?
The equator is the dividing line between the northern and southern hemispheres. It is an imaginary line that circles the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles.
Were is line between Europe and Aisa?
There is also a view as EurAsia is one continent and there is no dividing line between the two. In contrast if we look, the Ural Mountains in Russia could be a dividing line between Europe and Asia.
A dividing line between states or countries?
border ..
What is the dividing line in between the crust and mantle?
moho
Term for the dividing line between the lit and unlit parts of the Earth?
grey line
When was American Palestine Line created?
American Palestine Line was created in 1924.
What is the dividing line called between europe and asia?
eurasia
Which line are dividing between the north south himisphere?
The Equator.
What is the dividing line between countries called?
It is called a border.
