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Palestine Times ended in 2007.
Palestine pound ended in 1950.
Palestine Railways ended in 1948.
Mandatory Palestine was created in 1920.
All-Palestine Government ended in 1959.
Socialist League of Palestine ended in 1946.
Palestine Pilgrims' Text Society ended in 1896.
The Arab Revolt led by Lawrence of Arabia and the Allied forces, specifically the British, defeated the Turks in the Middle East during World War I.
There has not been a state of Palestine since the mandate ended in 1948.
The Jewish communities on the coastal area of historic Palestine declared a state for them to protect themselves after the British Mandate on Palestine ended. .
None; there was no "Palestine" prior to World War 1. Before the Great War, the area now sometimes called "Palestine" was part of Turkey, and had been for hundreds of years. Turkey was allied with the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and after WWI ended, the British and French partitioned Turkey into several separate colonies including Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. "Palestine" was the name given to the area that now includes Israel and Jordan. After WWII, the United Nations partitioned "Palestine" into "Israel" and "Trans-Jordan", or the "land across the Jordan River".
It ended because there was no one to lead the groups after Tecumseh died.