How did Israel come into existence?

Answer 1

Modern Israel came about around 150 years ago when a handful of Secular Jews with a lot of political connections in Europe got together as Zionists deciding that the Jews spread throughout the world needed one central place they could call home. After much deliberation with the U.N. Offered different options Uganda being the one that received the most consideration but were all ultimately rejected. In 1917 after WWI when Turkey lost control over then Palestine it was handed over to mostly British control and ultimately destined to get on it's feet and become the Jewish homeland. The few Arabs that remained didn't accept the plan and long before it could be implemented began the invention of terrorism that they unleashed upon the small Jewish population that had been living there for hundreds of years. England then began limiting the permitted amount of Jewish Immigration and after the tragic events of WWII had almost eradicated the Jews of Europe a small underground army of Jews began fighting the British and Arab armies till they got independence in 1948 Offering all Jews and Arabs who wished to remain citizenship with full equal rights for all. Many Arabs decided to leave heeding promises from neighboring Arab countries that the Jewish state would be wiped out soon enough. In 1967 acting on misinformation from Russian intelligence Egypt decided to launch a war and got all the neighboring Arab countries to join in and attack Israel. In a miraculous preemptive strike Israel wiped out virtually the entire Air Forces of all the invading armies. After 6 days of intense ground combat taking place throughout then divided Jerusalem being occupied by Jordan along with the west bank. At the same time they were battling Egypt in the south and at the end of the war had conquered Jerusalem the west bank and Gaza.

In 2006 Israel returned Gaza however not to Egypt who it was captured from rather to the newly created Palestinian Authority who would soon be taking over by rival terrorist organization HAMAS.

Answer 2

Since the end of World War I, the UK and France controlled the bulk of the Middle East. The area now known as Israel was part of the British Mandate for Palestine.

In 1947, the UN General Assembly voted by two-thirds majority to split the western part of this Mandate into a Jewish state and an Arab state. The UK announced their plan to withdraw their presence in the area and end their Mandate by May 14, 1948. When that day arrived, the Jewish political leadership in the area, under David Ben-Gurion, declared an independent state, to be named Israel. It was soon recognized by the USSR, USA, and several other countries.

Over the next few days, the surrounding countries of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Yemen invaded the newborn country with the hope of destroying it. Thus began the Israeli War of Independence.

Answer 3

Israel was established as a state in 1948, following the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine. This plan called for the creation of separate Jewish and Arab states in the region. After being granted statehood, Israel declared independence, leading to a war with neighboring Arab countries.