2.  19th Century, Palestine
was a province of the
Ottoman Empire. In
1850 the population
was around 4% Jewish,
8% Christian and the
rest of Muslim. There
was no conflict
between the
communities.

3.  InEurope Jews faced
anti-Semitism and
pogroms. In the
1880s over 200,000
Jews were murdered
in state organised
Russian pogroms.

4.  In1917 Britain, at
World War One,
agreed to sponsor
the creation of a
Jewish homeland
in Palestine.

5.  After
Britain took control of Palestine, in
1918, a new wave of Zionist immigration
began.

6.  Thesenew immigrants ignored to live
with Palestinian population, and they
banned their produce, culture and
economy.
 These immigrants with British support set
up their own institutions and used their
own language.

7.  Palestinians demanded
representative self-government
but Britain ignored their calls.
 Tensions between the
Palestinians and the new
immigrants rised throughout the
1920s and 30s.
 Palestinians feared for their
future.
 The worst event was the murder
of 67 Jews ,in Hebron, in 1929.

8.  In
April 1936 the
Palestinians
rebelled.
 They want
independent
government and
to stop
immigration.

9.  The revolt continued
until 1939.
 British
managed to
crush it.
 Around 5,000
Palestinians were
killed

10.  Approximately 750,000
Palestinians expelled;
 400villages completely
destroyed.
 78% of Palestine
incorporated into
Israel.

11.  In1967, after a
month of escalating
tension Israel
attacked Syria and
Egypt. In six days
both Arab armies
were crushed

12.  At
the war’s end Israel
occupied all of
Palestine, the Syrian
Golan Heights and the
Egyptian Sinai
Peninsular.

13.  This area is Palestinian land !

17.  The Illegal Settlements;
 The Right to Water;
 The Cleansing of East
Jerusalem;
 The Right to Freedom of
Movement;
 The Right to Health;
 The Wall;
 House Demolition;
 The Confiscation of Land.

19. Consequently,
what is the difference
between Israel and
Palestine?