Prior to 1948, the territory that is now Israel was the British Mandate of Palestine. Britain had taken over the mandated territory from the former colonial power, Turkey, following the First World War and was close to granting independence to the Palestinians when the Jews decided to resolve matters in their own favour.
A territory under the control of another country is called a colony.
Enclave: a piece of territory surrounded by another territory of a different state.
It is Israeli territory. It was constructed in 1954 completely within the 1949 armistice lines that constitute Israels de facto borders.
Israel as a country didn't exist at the time of WW-I .
The territory of Puerto Rico is considering joining the United States as a state.
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Imperialism is the policy or action by which one nation controls another country or territory.
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A territory or colony is an area of land controlled by another usually distant country. The ruling country has governing authority over the territory and its inhabitants.
An autonomous country is an independent country with its own government. It is not a colony or territory of Another Country.
A country controlled by another is often referred to as a "dependent territory" or "colonial territory." For example, Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, with limited self-governance but ultimately under U.S. jurisdiction. Another example is Greenland, which is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark.
No, a country cannot legally purchase another country. International law prohibits the sale of sovereign territory.