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The underlying supposition of this question, namely that Palestine was ever a Nation in the sense of having self-determination over domestic affairs, is incorrect.
Palestinians trace their roots back to the Abbassid Caliphate in the 1100s and 1200s when Arab blood and Nabatean/Canaanite blood began to mix in what would become the British Mandate of Palestine. This group of people was in no way unique from the peoples who would become the Syrians, Jordanians, or Lebanese. The Abbassid holdings eventually fell to the Mamluks who then lost it to the Seljuks and Ottoman Turks. The Ottomans were forced to cede the territory of the British Mandate of Palestine to the British who held it until 1948, when they withdrew pursuant to UN Resolution 181. Palestinians are trying currently to declare themselves a Nation, but this has not gotten UN backing, nor would it lead to a historically relevant claim.
If what you are trying to ask is "Over what time period did ethnic Palestinians make up the majority population of the territory constituted by the British Mandate of Palestine?" the answer is easier: from the origins of the Palestinian people to 1949 when the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9 ended and Palestinians were forbidden from returning to Israel.
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How long did Louisiana remain an independent nation?
about six weeks
How long has Jordan been a country?
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan came into existence on 24 April 1950 when the state of Transjordan united with the Arab section of Palestine.
What happened in palestine 1948 and how does this affect Arab Palestine?
In 1948, the establishment of the State of Israel led to the Arab-Israeli War, resulting in significant displacement of Palestinian Arabs, an event they refer to as the Nakba, or "catastrophe." Approximately 700,000 Palestinians were expelled or fled from their homes, leading to a long-standing refugee crisis and ongoing conflict over land and sovereignty. The repercussions of these events have profoundly impacted Arab Palestine, contributing to political fragmentation, socio-economic challenges, and enduring tensions between Israelis and Palestinians that continue to this day.
A long-term effect of the Balfour Declaration on the Middle East was the?
The Arabs wanted Palestine to be an Arab state, not a Jewish one. Tension and violence came from this for years to come.
Did Christianity began in palestine?
Jesus was born in Palestine so yes it began in Palestine.
How do you make israel and palestine safe?
You would need to move towards a functional peace process. The things necessary for a long-term peace are detailed here: Is there a solution for Arab-Israeli conflict?
Was there ever a Palestine?
Answer 1yes for a long time.Answer 2No. Palestine was never an individually governed Arab territory. No Arab Empire from the Rashidun Caliphate to the Ayyubid Caliphate ever ruled from Jerusalem nor was Palestine administered as a central territory. It was a near-permanent backwater, especially during the Ottoman Period, when it was actually portioned off in three pieces that were smaller parts of governates headquarted outside of Palestine.Prior to the Nakba in 1948-1949, there was not even a unique Palestinian identity as we know it today. The Palestinian Arabs called themselves Fellahin (which means settled peasant) and considered themselves to be ethnically 'Arab Bilaad ash-Shaam or Levantine Arabs or Greater Syrian Arabs.The first ever Palestinian Arab state in the history of the world was declared in absentia in Tunisia in 1988 and was partially realized in 1993 with the Oslo Accords.
How long was the Israeli conflict prior to them becoming a free nation?
The Jewish-Arab Engagement began in September of 1947 and the final armistice with the Jordanian Army was signed in April of 1949, so the war was 20 months long.
What does Viva la Palestine mean?
First of all, the expression is either "Viva Palestine" or "Viva la Palestina". Both mean "long, live Palestine". There is also the implicit assumption in the statement that this is for a Palestine that replaces Israel instead of a Palestine alongside of Israel.
How did the partition of Palestine affect the middle east?
The partition of Palestine in 1947, which led to the establishment of Israel in 1948, significantly reshaped the Middle East by igniting conflict between Jewish and Arab populations. This division resulted in the first Arab-Israeli war and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, creating long-lasting tensions and hostilities in the region. The aftermath has fueled subsequent conflicts, influenced regional politics, and shaped the geopolitics of the Middle East for decades, contributing to the rise of nationalist movements and ongoing disputes over land and sovereignty.
How long were the Jews away from Palestine?
There have always been Jews in Palestine. They were not the majority between the years 132 CE and 1949 CE.
How did Jewish immigration cause tension in palestine?
Quite simply, Arabs in Mandatory Palestine wanted to maintain the status quo, where they were the numerically and politically dominant group in the area. The immigration of Jews, primarily from Europe threatened to change this balance of power. Add to this the fact that these Jews had a specific agenda of creating a state specifically for their national interest. It was a long-term threat to the viability of a unified Levantine Arab region.
